Sentence examples for cupric from inspiring English sources

The palladium is presumed to be repeatedly converted from the salt to the free metal, the function of the cupric chloride being to participate in the re-formation of the palladium salt from the metal.

Palladium chloride is employed industrially in the catalytic oxidation of ethylene to acetaldehyde in the presence of cupric chloride.

Fibroin is partly soluble in concentrated solutions of lithium thiocyanate or in mixtures of cupric salts and ethylene diamine.

Various laboratory reactions that yield nitrogen include heating ammonium nitrite (NH4NO2) solutions, oxidation of ammonia by bromine water, and oxidation of ammonia by hot cupric oxide.

In 1871 an industrial process was developed for the oxidation of hydrochloric acid to chlorine in the presence of cupric salts impregnated in clay brick.

Hydrated cupric sulfate, or blue vitriol (CuSO4·5H2O), the aqueous vapour pressure of which is lower, undergoes efflorescence only if the air in contact with it is relatively dry.

Alternatively, addition of cupric sulfate gives cuprous iodide.

According to De materia medica, written by the Greek physician Pedanius Dioscorides in the 1st century ad, verdigris (basic cupric acetate) and cupric sulfate were prescribed as medicinal agents.

Ordinary table salt (sodium chloride) yielded the two flames on the left, cupric sulfate and potassium phosphate the two on the right.

Once graced by Ernest Hemingway and William Carlos Williams, it is now tragically blighted by wide-screen TVs, but still serves the best and tartest margaritas on the planet, little cupric charges of lucidity.