gold chloride

For hardening the blastoderm I have employed, as usual, chromic acid, and also gold chloride.

The stains of most importance are carmine, methylene blue, hmatoxylin, gold chloride and Bismarck brown.

Then take two drams of the gold chloride solution and dilute with an ounce of water, and add slowly with stirring as before.

It forms crystalline salts with platinic chloride, with gold chloride, with mercuric chloride, and with zinc chloride.

The percentage of gold left on a combustion of atropine gold chloride is 31·35 per cent.