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Sats causinG INFLECTION. 
EFFECTS OF VARIOUS SALTS. 
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SaLTs NOT catsinG INFLECTION. 
(Arranged in Groups according to the Chemical Classification in Watts' 
‘ Dictionary of Chemistry.’ 
Sodium iodide, rather slow inflec- 
tion. 
Sodium bromide, moderately rapid 
inflection. 
Potassium oxalate, 
doubtful inflection. 
Lithium nitrate, moderately rapid 
inflection. 
Cesium chloride, rather slow in- 
flection. 
Silver nitrate, rapid inflection: 
quick poison. 
slow and 
Cadmium chloride, slow inflection. 
Mercury perchloride, rapid inflec- 
tion: quick poison. 
Aluminium chloride, slow and 
doubtful inflection. 
Gold chloride, rapid inflection : 
quick poison. 
Tin chloride, slow inflection: poi- 
sonous. 
Antimony tartrate, slow inflec- 
tion: probably poisonous. 
Arsenious acid, quick inflection: 
poisonous. 
.ron chloride, slow inflection: 
probably poisonous. 
Chromic acid, quick inflection: 
highly poisonous. 
Copper chloride, rather slow in- 
flection : poisonous. 
Nickel chloride, rapid inflection : 
probably poisonous. 
Platinum chloride, rapid inflec- 
tion: poisonous. 
Potassium iodide, a slight and 
doubtful amount of inflection 
Potassium bromide. 
Lithium acetate. 
Rubidium chloride, 
Calcium acetate. 
Calcium nitrate. 
Magnesium acetate. 
Magnesium nitrate. 
Magnesium chloride. 
Magnesium sulphate. 
Barium acetate. 
Barium nitrate. 
Strontium acetate. 
Strontium nitrate. 
Zine chloride. 
Aluminium nitrate, a trace of in- 
flection. 
Aluminium and potassium sul- 
phate. 
Lead chloride. 
Manganese chlorides 
Cobalt chloride. 
