Patents Relating to Chemistry: 213,015.Processes for galvanizing and

Processes for galvanizing and tinning iron. William Wahl. J. Am. Chem. Soc. , 1879, 1 (4), pp 124–124. DOI: 10.1021/ja02144a662. Publication Date: A...
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2 1 2 , S 9 9 . - - C t ~ ~ i ~t 0t6,fas D E DIENHEIM BROCHOCKI. (:laini : As an improvement in compounds used for bleaching purposes; a solid compound produced by saturating a solution of protoxide of sodium with chlorine gas, and adding to the hypochlorite, thus produced, 20-40 per cent. of dessicated carbonate of soda. 2 1 2 . 8 1 4 . - ~ i s f i l ~ a t i o nof-oiLs. HIRAMB. E V E R E S T . When the distilling operation is completed, and after the fires have been drawn, steam is injected into the still to prevent further overheating of the residual oil. 213,015.--Prucrssrs for gal-JlnizinA~and finnin,p i r o n . - - W m m m H. WAHL and E. T.ELTENREAD. The articles of iron before being galvanized or tinned, receive a thin coating of copper.