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Legal Chemistry

by Alfred Naquet

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2I — Methods of Destruction of the Organic Substances
  3. 3II — Detection of Poisons, the Presence of Which Is Suspected
  4. 4Marsh’s Test
  5. 5Raspail’s Method
  6. 6Detection of Antimony
  7. 7Apparatus Proposed by Flandin and Danger
  8. 8Naquet’s Apparatus
  9. 9Detection of Mercury
  10. 10Smithson’s Pile
  11. 11Apparatus Proposed by Flandin and Danger
  12. 12Detection of Phosphorus
  13. 13Mitscherlich’s Method
  14. 14Dusart’s Method, as Modified by Blondlot
  15. 15Method Proposed by Fresenius and Neubauer
  16. 16Detection of Phosphorus by the Use of Bisulphide of Carbon
  17. 17Detection of Phosphorous Acid
  18. 18Estimation of Phosphorus
  19. 19Detection of Acids
  20. 20Hydrochloric Acid
  21. 21Nitric Acid
  22. 22Sulphuric Acid
  23. 23Phosphoric Acid
  24. 24Oxalic Acid
  25. 25Acetic Acid
  26. 26Hydrocyanic Acid
  27. 27Alkalies and Alkaline Earths
  28. 28Detection of Chlorine, Bromine, and Iodine
  29. 29Bromine
  30. 30Iodine
  31. 31Detection of Metals
  32. 32Treatment of Residue A.
  33. 33Treatment of Filtrate B.
  34. 34Detection of Alkaloids and Some Ill-Defined Organic Substances
  35. 35Stas’s Method
  36. 36Modifications to Stas’s Method, Proposed by Otto
  37. 37Modifications to Stas’s Method, Proposed by Uslar and Erdman
  38. 38Rodgers and Girdwood’s Method
  39. 39Prollius’s Method
  40. 40Graham and Hofman’s Method
  41. 41Application of Dialysis in the Detection of Alkaloids
  42. 42Identification of the Alkaloid
  43. 43Identification of Digitaline, Picrotoxine and Colchicine
  44. 44III — Methods to Be Employed, When No Clew to the Nature of the Poi…
  45. 45IV — Miscellaneous Examinations
  46. 46Determination of the Color of the Hair and Beard
  47. 47Determination of the Nature of the Hair
  48. 48Examination of Fire-Arms — (Proposed by M. Boutigny.)
  49. 49The Gun Is Provided With a Flint-Lock, and Was Charged With Ordinar…
  50. 50The Gun Is Not Provided With a Flint Lock
  51. 51Detection of Human Remains in the Ashes of a Fire-Place
  52. 52Examination of Writings
  53. 53Examination of Writings in Cases Where a Sympathetic Ink Has Been Used
  54. 54Falsification of Coins and Alloys
  55. 55Examination of Alimentary and Pharmaceutical Substances
  56. 56Flour and Bread
  57. 57Fixed Oils
  58. 58Tea and Its Adulteration
  59. 59Milk
  60. 60Wine
  61. 61Vinegar
  62. 62Sulphate of Quinine
  63. 63Examination of Blood Stains
  64. 64Examination of Spermatic Stains
  65. 65Appendix
  66. 66Books
  67. 67Memoirs
  68. 68On the Destruction of Organic Matter
  69. 69On the Detection of Arsenic
  70. 70On the Detection of Antimony
  71. 71On the Detection of Mercury
  72. 72On the Detection of Phosphorus
  73. 73On the Detection of Prussic Acid
  74. 74On the Detection of Alkaloids in General
  75. 75On Atropine
  76. 76On Brucine
  77. 77On Morphine
  78. 78On Strychnine
  79. 79On the Detection of Falsifications of Writings
  80. 80On the Detection of Adulterations in Flour and Bread
  81. 81On the Examination of Fatty Oils
  82. 82On the Examination of Milk
  83. 83On the Detection of Adulteration in Wine and Beer
  84. 84On the Testing of Vinegar
  85. 85On the Detection of Adulterations in Sulphate of Quinine
  86. 86On the Detection of Blood Stains
  87. 87On the Detection of Spermatic Stains
  88. 88Memoirs
  89. 89Arsenic and Antimony
  90. 90Mercury, Copper and Lead
  91. 91Prussic Acid
  92. 92Flour and Bread
  93. 93Tea
  94. 94Milk
  95. 95Wine and Beer
  96. 96Vinegar

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