Iron protochloride

Chemical Designaflons - Ferrous chloride tetrahydrate. Iron dichloride. Iron protochloride ... 

SYNS IRON(II) CHLORIDE (1 2) FERROUS CHLORIDE, solution (NA 1760) (DOT) FERROUS CHLORIDE, solid (NA 1759) pOT) IRON DICHLORIDE D IRON PROTOCHLORIDE... 

Ferrous chloride 4165 FeCl2 Hydrated chloride of iron muriate of iron protochloride of iron. 

Synonyms Iron chloride Iron (II) chloride (1 2) Iron dichloride Iron protochloride... 

Iron persulfate. See Ferric sulfate Iron phosphate. See Ferric phosphate Iron protochloride. See Ferrous chloride Iron protosulfate. See Ferrous sulfate heptahydrate Ferrous sulfate anhydrous. 

Hexamediyleneamine Hexamethylenetertamine Iron Protochloride Ferrous Chloride... 

Chloriir. n. (-ousl chloride, (formerly) protochloride. (Used of a metal in its lower valence, as Eisenchlorur, ferrous chloride, iron(II) chloride.)... 

Meconate of sesquioxide of iron is a very Solable Balt, of a blood-red color, which is decolorised by snipburous acid and protochloride of tin. 

ZuS + < Cls = 2FeCl + ZnCl+S that is, for every equivalent of sulphide of zinc one of the sesquichloride of iron is reduced to the stats of protochloride, while sulphur is separated from the former, and chlorine. from the iron salt assimilated, The liquid, as soon as it becomes cleaT by the deposition of the sulphur, is filtered off, and the quantity of iron in the state of protoxide estimated voiumetrically by means of standard solutions of per raanganate or of biehrotnato of potassa, and the amount of zinc deduced therefrom, since 56 parte of iron wili represent 32 0 of zinc,... 

The syrup of the protoekloride of iron is prepared by dissolving 1 drachm dry protochloride of iron (ferrous chloride) in i troy ounce orange-flower water mix separately 4i troy onnees symp of orange flower with 20 troy ounces symp of acacia add the iron solution to the syrup mixture. Each table-spoonfnl of this preparation contains about grains of the protwhloiide of iron. Pharm. ihc. of Plans. 

When moist hydrated peroxide of iron is mixed with a neutral solution of protochloride of tin, an exchange takes place, and a bulky precipitate of a grey colour is formed, which is a hydrate of sesquioxide of tin. Fe Oj -p 2 SnCl = Sn, 0,-1-2 FeCl. The sesquioxide is soluble in acids and in ammonia, the latter character distinguishing it from the protoxide. Its solution in hydrochloric add forms, with chloride of gold, the purple of Cassius and seems, indeed, better adapted for making it than the protoxide. 

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