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Pernitrate of Iron

A deep burned out, and the mass becomes of a blured liquid formed by digesting nitric acid ish-white; this is commercial pearlash. The diluted with about half its weight of water U. S. Pharmacopœia directs, for general puron the sesquioxide of iron. It is also prepared poses, the impure carbonate to be dissolved from the metal. (Sec No. 116.)

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