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    154School Science and Mathematics

    TABLE 3

    Alloy Solvent System Time Chromogenic Constituents Color


    (hrs.) Reagent
    Coinage Group II li Dimethyl- Nickel d. pink
    glyoxime Copper brown
    German Group II U Dimethyl- Nickel d. pink
    Silver glyoxime Copper brown
    Monel Metal Group II U Dimethyl- Nickel d. pink
    glyoxime Copper brown
    Type Metal Group II-B 5 Hydrogen Tin tan
    Sulfide Lead brown
    Antimony orange
    Solder Group II-B 5 Hydrogen Tin tan
    Sulfide Lead brown
    Arsenical Group II-B 4 Hydrogen Tin tan
    Lead Sulfide Lead brown
    Arsenic yellow
    Duralumin Group II 2i Dimethyl- Iron brown
    Group III-A 2i glyoxime Copper d. brown
    (Multiple-Development) Hydrogen Aluminum red
    Technique Sulfide
    Alizarin
    Manganese Group III-B 1 Dimethyl- Copper green
    Bronze Group III-A U glyoxime Iron brown
    (Multiple-Development) Alizarin Aluminum red
    Technique Zinc violet
    Cadmium Group II-B l Hydrogen Tin tan
    Solder Group II li Sulfide Cadmium yellow7
    (Multiple-Development)
    Technique

    A QUERY
    Is the drying action of a towel due wholly to capillary effects in the minute
    tubes and pores of the towel, these tubes and pores being formed by the inter-
    lacing fibres of the towel which form extremely narrow conical capillary tubes?
    preceding this capillary action there may be, of course, a mass sweeping action
    of the water off the wiped article, but ultimately capillary action (and other
    surface effects, e.g., adsorption) seem to be responsible for the drying of the
    article, and this is an action we rarely try to explain.
    JOHN SATTERLY
    University of Toronto
    Toronto, Canada

    A QUERY OF POSITION
    Why so very often when one is dressing, does one find that on the floor the
    right-foot shoe is on the left-hand side of the left-foot shoe? I am not left-handed
    and I wonder whether this effect is just peculiar to me. Have others noticed the
    same?
    JOHN SATTERLY

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