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Page 10
To prove that copper could be changed into iron , the alchemist placed a piece of
copper in aqua fortis ( nitric acid ) ; the copper slowly disappeared ; in the blue -
green liquid thus formed he placed a piece of iron ; the iron disappeared , and ...
To prove that copper could be changed into iron , the alchemist placed a piece of
copper in aqua fortis ( nitric acid ) ; the copper slowly disappeared ; in the blue -
green liquid thus formed he placed a piece of iron ; the iron disappeared , and ...
Page 17
A little concentrated nitric acid is heated in a porcelain dish ; after a time the
whole of ... A few scraps of thin tin - foil are now weighed into a porcelain dish
and a little concentrated nitric acid is allowed to fall , drop by drop , on to 24 this is
...
A little concentrated nitric acid is heated in a porcelain dish ; after a time the
whole of ... A few scraps of thin tin - foil are now weighed into a porcelain dish
and a little concentrated nitric acid is allowed to fall , drop by drop , on to 24 this is
...
Page 18
Magnesium and iron combined with oxygen contained in the air surrounding
them ; copper combined with sulphur and oxygen obtained from the sulphuric
acid with which it interacted ; tin combined with oxygen obtained from nitric acid :
the ...
Magnesium and iron combined with oxygen contained in the air surrounding
them ; copper combined with sulphur and oxygen obtained from the sulphuric
acid with which it interacted ; tin combined with oxygen obtained from nitric acid :
the ...
Page 44
When an aqueous solution of this compound is mixed with a solution of silver in
nitric acid , the ammonium chloride is decomposed and the whole of the chlorine
formerly combined with nitrogen and hydrogen enters into combination with the ...
When an aqueous solution of this compound is mixed with a solution of silver in
nitric acid , the ammonium chloride is decomposed and the whole of the chlorine
formerly combined with nitrogen and hydrogen enters into combination with the ...
Page 72
The acid he found to be nitric acid . He knew that this acid is a compound of three
elements ; hydrogen , oxygen , and nitrogen . Hydrogen and oxygen Davy could
confidently affirm to be constituents of water ; he knew that nitrogen is present in ...
The acid he found to be nitric acid . He knew that this acid is a compound of three
elements ; hydrogen , oxygen , and nitrogen . Hydrogen and oxygen Davy could
confidently affirm to be constituents of water ; he knew that nitrogen is present in ...
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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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