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Tests for the Salts of Tin

The salts of tin are characterized by the folsalts of tin are characterized by the following general properties: Ferroprussiate of potash gives a white precipitate. Hydrosul- known by this name, is usually made by disphuret of potash, a brown-black with the solving crude or roasted black antimony in protoxide, and a goldenyellow with the per- muriatic acid with the addition of a little oxide. Galls do not affect the solutions of nitric acid. It usually these salts. Corrosive sublimate occasions a iron. nitric acid. It usually contains pernitrate of muriatic acid with the addition of a little these salts. Corrosive sublimate occasions a iron. black precipitate with the protoxide salts; a