TAA i.2.12.02
On this page Lucas also mentions a chariot without giving a Carter object number.
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Gold. (2)
(4/23) Rose Colour:-
(27/23) Insoluble in:- Water, Alcohol, Acetone, Benzine and Ammonia.
(72/23) Soluble in:- HCl, HVO3
(74/23) HCl Solution:- Fe present: metals of Cu group absent.
Colour rubs off f easily both dry and wet.
Microscopic Examination. KMnO4 colour: surface cracked: not optical effect
Heating. At 560°C no effect.
77/23 Dark Grey Colour
Present: Cu: Ag (much): trace Fe.
16/24 Red coating on gold. Is an applied coat of glue, most (red-coloured)
(6/23) Reddish Brown Colour.
(28)/(23)
(73/23) (75/23) Present: Ag, Cu and Fe.
Purple Colour
Can only be removed by heating. Insoluble in acids & alkaliessic and organic
solvents. (W.B.P. in Yuaa & Thuiu says burnish on gold not removed by KOH or NH3 but disappears on heating)
Thickness
mm 0.04 (2 lots): 0.05: 0.06 (3): 0.07 <(2)>: 0.09 (2): 0.17: 0.23: 0.29: 0.54 (chariot): 0.02 (2 lots): 0.03: 0.01: 0.03 to 0.07 (18/26) (middle coffin)