P. E. Browning
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Publications 29
- Separation of germanium from arsenic by the distillation of the chloride in the presence of a chromate
- On the qualitative separation and detection of gallium
- On the qualitative detection of germanium and its separation from arsenic
- On the electrolysis and purification of gallium
- On the qualitative separation and detection (I) of tellurium and arsenic and (II) of iron, thallium, zirconium and titanium
- On a gallium-indium alloy
- On the separation of caesium and rubidium by the fractional crystallization of the aluminium and iron alums and its application to the extraction of these elements from their mineral sources
- A note on the qualitative detection and separation of platinum, arsenic, gold, selenium, tellurium and molybdenum
- A note on the preparation of telluric acid and a test for associated tellurous acid
- On the preparation of tellurous acid and copper ammonium tellurite
- Qualitative detection of certain elements which form insoluble sulphates; barium, strontium, (calcium,) and lead
- Modified procedure for the detection of silicates, fluorides, and fluosilicates
- Quantitative precipitation of tellurium dioxide and its application to the separation of tellurium from selenium
- Volumetric and gravimetric estimation of thallium in alkaline solution by means of potassium ferricyanide
- Estimation of cerium in the presence of the other rare earths by the action of potassium ferricyanide
- Arsenate process for the separation of magnesium and the alkalies
- Estimation of caesium and rubidium as the acid sulphates, and of potassium and sodium as the pyrosulphates
- Estimation of thallium as the acid and neutral sulphates
- On the application of certain organic acids to the estimation of vanadium
- Interaction of chromic and arsenious acids
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