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Page 118
The binary compounds of the three elements we are considering are usually
called haloid compounds ( i . e . compounds resembling common salt , NaCl ) ;
the elements themselves are often called halogens . Many of the haloid
compounds of ...
The binary compounds of the three elements we are considering are usually
called haloid compounds ( i . e . compounds resembling common salt , NaCl ) ;
the elements themselves are often called halogens . Many of the haloid
compounds of ...
Page 119
In some cases the products of the interaction of a nonmetallic haloid compound
and water are HX and a compound of the non - metal with oxygen and halogen ;
thus Sbl , + H , O + Aq = SbOI + 2HIAq . Most of the haloid compounds of the ...
In some cases the products of the interaction of a nonmetallic haloid compound
and water are HX and a compound of the non - metal with oxygen and halogen ;
thus Sbl , + H , O + Aq = SbOI + 2HIAq . Most of the haloid compounds of the ...
Page 125
The haloid compounds MX ( M = Na & c . , X = Cl & c . ) are white solids , soluble
in water , unchanged by heat ; they combine with many other haloid compounds
to form double compounds , thus HgBr . KBr ; ZnCl , . 2NaCl ; CuCl , .
The haloid compounds MX ( M = Na & c . , X = Cl & c . ) are white solids , soluble
in water , unchanged by heat ; they combine with many other haloid compounds
to form double compounds , thus HgBr . KBr ; ZnCl , . 2NaCl ; CuCl , .
Page 136
They form several haloid compounds which are not acidic ; the stability of these
towards heat increases as the combining weight of M increases . They form
oxyhaloid compounds , each of which interacts with water to form an acid of M ,
and a ...
They form several haloid compounds which are not acidic ; the stability of these
towards heat increases as the combining weight of M increases . They form
oxyhaloid compounds , each of which interacts with water to form an acid of M ,
and a ...
Page 145
It forms stable haloid , and also several oxyhaloid , compounds . It does not
combine with hydrogen . It is positive to most of the distinctly non - metallic
elements , but negative to most of the distinctly metallic elements . From what we
have ...
It forms stable haloid , and also several oxyhaloid , compounds . It does not
combine with hydrogen . It is positive to most of the distinctly non - metallic
elements , but negative to most of the distinctly metallic elements . From what we
have ...
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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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