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Page 24
On the other hand , some elements e . g . boron and nitrogen , combine directly
only with a comparatively small number of other elements . To state the name of
an element is to state the composition of the element : the name is a short symbol
...
On the other hand , some elements e . g . boron and nitrogen , combine directly
only with a comparatively small number of other elements . To state the name of
an element is to state the composition of the element : the name is a short symbol
...
Page 88
If we can find an element which combines directly with nitrogen when heated in
that gas , we should expect that element to form a compound with nitrogen when
strongly heated for some time in air . We need not go into details regarding ...
If we can find an element which combines directly with nitrogen when heated in
that gas , we should expect that element to form a compound with nitrogen when
strongly heated for some time in air . We need not go into details regarding ...
Page 93
Oxygen combines directly with many elements ; compounds 121 of oxygen with
every other element , except bromine and fluorine , have been prepared , either
by direct combination , or as the results of several chemical changes .
Oxygen combines directly with many elements ; compounds 121 of oxygen with
every other element , except bromine and fluorine , have been prepared , either
by direct combination , or as the results of several chemical changes .
Page 94
Pbo , Pb 6 . , Pb 6 , PbO , Hydrogen combines directly with a few elements , the
combination usually occurs at moderately high temperatures : thus , 2H + S (
molten ) = H S ; H + Br ( heated ) = HBr ; 2C + 2H ( by passing electric sparks ) =
C , H ...
Pbo , Pb 6 . , Pb 6 , PbO , Hydrogen combines directly with a few elements , the
combination usually occurs at moderately high temperatures : thus , 2H + S (
molten ) = H S ; H + Br ( heated ) = HBr ; 2C + 2H ( by passing electric sparks ) =
C , H ...
Page 116
The elements chlorine , bromine , and iodine , combine directly with hydrogen , to
form the compounds HX , where X = Cl , Br , or I . Hydrogen chloride , HCl , is
formed by exposing a mixture of equal volumes of hydrogen and chlorine to ...
The elements chlorine , bromine , and iodine , combine directly with hydrogen , to
form the compounds HX , where X = Cl , Br , or I . Hydrogen chloride , HCl , is
formed by exposing a mixture of equal volumes of hydrogen and chlorine to ...
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Bibliographic information
| 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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