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The emission of light by the burning magnesium , the conduction of heat through
the mass of lead nitrate , the heating and volatilisation of water in the interaction
of sugar and sulphuric acid ; these are physical rather than chemical of the ...
The emission of light by the burning magnesium , the conduction of heat through
the mass of lead nitrate , the heating and volatilisation of water in the interaction
of sugar and sulphuric acid ; these are physical rather than chemical of the ...
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Moreover it is assumed that the student has learned the proportionality of mass
and weight * ; that any portions of matter whose masses are equal , however
different they may be in other properties , are of equal weights . The mass of any
...
Moreover it is assumed that the student has learned the proportionality of mass
and weight * ; that any portions of matter whose masses are equal , however
different they may be in other properties , are of equal weights . The mass of any
...
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masses of substances are determined in chemistry by weighing them against a
standard mass of brass , or other material , called 1 gram , or 1 decigram , or 1
milligram , and the weights of substances as thus determined are independent of
...
masses of substances are determined in chemistry by weighing them against a
standard mass of brass , or other material , called 1 gram , or 1 decigram , or 1
milligram , and the weights of substances as thus determined are independent of
...
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ELEMENTS AND NOT - ELEMENTS . 22 We must now more fully examine the
conception expressed in the phrase composition of this or that kind of matter . It
has been already proved by experiment that when a specified mass of
magnesium ...
ELEMENTS AND NOT - ELEMENTS . 22 We must now more fully examine the
conception expressed in the phrase composition of this or that kind of matter . It
has been already proved by experiment that when a specified mass of
magnesium ...
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... that the mass of the copper obtained from the copper sulphate was equal to the
mass of copper dissolved in sulphuric acid , proved that the copper sulphate was
produced by the union of the copper with some other substance .
... that the mass of the copper obtained from the copper sulphate was equal to the
mass of copper dissolved in sulphuric acid , proved that the copper sulphate was
produced by the union of the copper with some other substance .
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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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