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( 1 ) When sodium and water interact , 23 parts by weight of sodium and 18 parts
by weight of water disappear , and there are produced 40 parts of sodium
hydroxide , which remains dissolved in the water that has not been changed ,
and 1 part ...
( 1 ) When sodium and water interact , 23 parts by weight of sodium and 18 parts
by weight of water disappear , and there are produced 40 parts of sodium
hydroxide , which remains dissolved in the water that has not been changed ,
and 1 part ...
Page 63
So Na + H2O + Aq = NaOHAq + H tells that certain masses of sodium and water
interact to produce certain masses of sodium hydroxide ( which is dissolved in
the excess of water ( s . ante par . 56 ) ] and hydrogen , and that the sum of the ...
So Na + H2O + Aq = NaOHAq + H tells that certain masses of sodium and water
interact to produce certain masses of sodium hydroxide ( which is dissolved in
the excess of water ( s . ante par . 56 ) ] and hydrogen , and that the sum of the ...
Page 79
When water is poured on to the compound calcium oxide , or lime , the water
disappears , the lime swells up , much heat is produced , and the new compound
calcium hydroxide , or slaked lime , is formed . The equation CaO + H 99 - 103 ...
When water is poured on to the compound calcium oxide , or lime , the water
disappears , the lime swells up , much heat is produced , and the new compound
calcium hydroxide , or slaked lime , is formed . The equation CaO + H 99 - 103 ...
Page 80
When the solid compound calcium hydroxide is strongly heated — say to 400° or
500° — it is decomposed into calcium oxide and water ; thus CaO . HO = CaO +
H , O ; the water passes away and the calcium oxide remains as a solid . Copper
...
When the solid compound calcium hydroxide is strongly heated — say to 400° or
500° — it is decomposed into calcium oxide and water ; thus CaO . HO = CaO +
H , O ; the water passes away and the calcium oxide remains as a solid . Copper
...
Page 81
We have learned that when sodium and water interact the products are hydrogen
and sodium hydroxide ; the equation Na + H2O + Aq = NaOHAq + H expresses
the composition of the system before and after this interaction . A similar change ...
We have learned that when sodium and water interact the products are hydrogen
and sodium hydroxide ; the equation Na + H2O + Aq = NaOHAq + H expresses
the composition of the system before and after this interaction . A similar change ...
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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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