Morland salt

Methyl 2-thienyl ketone, 18,1 i-Methylthiol-3-phthalamidopropane-3,3-dicarboxylic acid, 14, 59 6-Methyluracil, 17, 63 Monochlorumethyl ether, 14, 92 Morland salt, 15, 75 Myristic acid, 18, 84 Myristyl alcohol, 10, 64 Myristyl bromide, 16, 26 16, 37... 

The undissolved residue from the second extraction consists chiefly of Morland salt (the guanidine salt of the Reinecke acid) and amounts to 130-135 g. (33-34 per cent of the theoretical amount) (Note 8). 

The Morland salt, which is soluble in acetone, contains a small proportion of a colorless sulfur compound insoluble in hot water. It can be partially converted into Reinecke salt by treatment in dilute ammonia solution with a large excess of ammonium chloride, but the amounts so obtainable are unprofitably small. 

The insoluble residue from the second extraction (about 130-135 g.) is composed predominantly of Morland salt, l.e., guanldium tetrathlocyanatodiamminechromate (III). 

Monochloromethyl ether, 14, 92 Morland salt, 15, 75 Myristyl alcohol, 10, 64 Myristyl bromide, 15, 26 16, 37... 

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