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Applications of the Molecular and Atomic Theory Isomerism and Structural
Formulae XVIII. The Periodic Law XIX. The Elements of Group II. . 218 PAGE I 16
25 37 40 56 70 91 102 108 114 166 175 184 194 236 265279 CHAPTER XX.
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Applications of the Molecular and Atomic Theory Isomerism and Structural
Formulae XVIII. The Periodic Law XIX. The Elements of Group II. . 218 PAGE I 16
25 37 40 56 70 91 102 108 114 166 175 184 194 236 265279 CHAPTER XX.
XXI.
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... two parts, one positively, the other negatively, electrified. This conception
prompted him to make more experiments; these furnished him with new
hypotheses; these in turn led 94 to further inquiry; and this reaction of experiment
on theory 93 ...
... two parts, one positively, the other negatively, electrified. This conception
prompted him to make more experiments; these furnished him with new
hypotheses; these in turn led 94 to further inquiry; and this reaction of experiment
on theory 93 ...
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to further inquiry; and this reaction of experiment on theory T Fig. 14. dry when it
passed into C : C is a bulb of hard glass conand theory on experiment proceeded
until he had framed a general conception of the composition of salts, and of the ...
to further inquiry; and this reaction of experiment on theory T Fig. 14. dry when it
passed into C : C is a bulb of hard glass conand theory on experiment proceeded
until he had framed a general conception of the composition of salts, and of the ...
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Before proceeding to consider in some detail the generally accepted theory
regarding the mechanism of chemical change, we shall briefly glance at the
relations between chemical changes and the changes of energy which invariably
...
Before proceeding to consider in some detail the generally accepted theory
regarding the mechanism of chemical change, we shall briefly glance at the
relations between chemical changes and the changes of energy which invariably
...
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TEIE MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC THEORY. THE Greek philosophers Leucippus
and Democritus (about 440–400 B.C.) were among the first to give definite shape
to the conception that “the bodies which we see and handle, which we can set ...
TEIE MOLECULAR AND ATOMIC THEORY. THE Greek philosophers Leucippus
and Democritus (about 440–400 B.C.) were among the first to give definite shape
to the conception that “the bodies which we see and handle, which we can set ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Elementary Chemistry |
| Authors | Matthew Moncrieff Pattison Muir, Charles Slater |
| Publisher | University Press, 1887 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 21 Mar 2009 |
| Length | 368 pages |
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