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Chloride of Copper

Dissolve black oxide of copper in muriatic acid; evaporate and crystallize. It forms green, deli-which would impede the formation of regular quescent crystals, soluble in alcohol, the flame crystals. of which it turns green; ; exposed to a heat under 400° Fahr. it becomes anhydrous, assuming the form of a yellow powder.

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