White precipitate
Definition of White precipitate
(Old Chem.)
A
heavy
white
amorphous
powder
(
NH2
.
HgCl
)
obtained
by
adding
ammonia
to a
solution
of
mercuric
chloride
or
corrosive
sublimate
; -
formerly
called
also
infusible white precipitate
, and now
amido-mercuric chloride
.
A
white
crystalline
substance
obtained
by
adding
a
solution
of
corrosive
sublimate
to a
solution
of
sal
ammoniac
(
ammonium
chloride
); -
formerly
called
also
fusible white precipitate
.
See also:
Precipitate
Precipitate
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