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Excerpt from On the Distribution of Potassium in Animal and Vegetable Cells
The precipitating reagent is itself extremely soluble, and in con sequence it is quickly removable from the precipitate by washing with water. If the latter is ice-cold the amount of the precipitate dissolved thus is extremely small, and consequently very cold water may be used to rev: ove traces of the cobalt salt not united with potassium.
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