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... sulphur under similar conditions ; the sulphur is entirely blown away , none is
held by the magnet . Examine some of the iron , and some of the sulphur , used ,
under the microscope , and note the differences Mixtures and Compounds.
... sulphur under similar conditions ; the sulphur is entirely blown away , none is
held by the magnet . Examine some of the iron , and some of the sulphur , used ,
under the microscope , and note the differences Mixtures and Compounds.
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used , under the microscope , and note the differences in their appearance . Pour
a little carbon disulphide on to a very little powdered sulphur , and on to a very
little finely divided iron , respectively , and very gently warm each ; the sulphur ...
used , under the microscope , and note the differences in their appearance . Pour
a little carbon disulphide on to a very little powdered sulphur , and on to a very
little finely divided iron , respectively , and very gently warm each ; the sulphur ...
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It is advisable to note here that these formulae and equations do not say anything
regarding the conditions under which the chemical interactions occur . Thus Fe +
S = FeS only tells us that a certain mass of iron combines with a certain mass ...
It is advisable to note here that these formulae and equations do not say anything
regarding the conditions under which the chemical interactions occur . Thus Fe +
S = FeS only tells us that a certain mass of iron combines with a certain mass ...
Page 267
The eighth element said Newlands “ starting from a given element is a kind of
repetition of the first , like the eighth note of an octave in music . ' In subsequent
papers Newlands insisted on the general applicability of what he called the law
of ...
The eighth element said Newlands “ starting from a given element is a kind of
repetition of the first , like the eighth note of an octave in music . ' In subsequent
papers Newlands insisted on the general applicability of what he called the law
of ...
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Hypothesis , meaning of term , 310 note Indium and its compounds , & . ...
Lavoisier's experiments on changing water to earth , 51 burning mercury , 18 Law
, meaning of term , 340 note Laws of chemical combination , 59—75 , 87 , 314
Lead ...
Hypothesis , meaning of term , 310 note Indium and its compounds , & . ...
Lavoisier's experiments on changing water to earth , 51 burning mercury , 18 Law
, meaning of term , 340 note Laws of chemical combination , 59—75 , 87 , 314
Lead ...
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| Title | Elementary Chemistry |
| Authors | Matthew Moncrieff Pattison Muir, Charles Slater |
| Publisher | University Press, 1887 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 17 Mar 2008 |
| Length | 368 pages |
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