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Page 119
If some easily oxidised substance is dissolved in water and chlorine is passed
into the liquid the substance is usually oxidised ; thus a solution of sulphur
dioxide reacts with chlorine to produce sulphur trioxide , a solution of
phosphorous oxide ...
If some easily oxidised substance is dissolved in water and chlorine is passed
into the liquid the substance is usually oxidised ; thus a solution of sulphur
dioxide reacts with chlorine to produce sulphur trioxide , a solution of
phosphorous oxide ...
Page 120
chloride or bromide , and chlorate or bromate , thus 3KCIOAq ( heated ) =
2KC1Aq + KCIO , Aq . If an easily oxidised substance is present it is oxidised and
only potassium chloride or bromide is produced . From these facts it follows that if
an ...
chloride or bromide , and chlorate or bromate , thus 3KCIOAq ( heated ) =
2KC1Aq + KCIO , Aq . If an easily oxidised substance is present it is oxidised and
only potassium chloride or bromide is produced . From these facts it follows that if
an ...
Page 122
These five elements are very easily oxidised ; when exposed to air at ordinary
temperatures the surface of the element at once becomes covered with a film of
oxide . They decompose cold water rapidly with formation of hydrogen and a ...
These five elements are very easily oxidised ; when exposed to air at ordinary
temperatures the surface of the element at once becomes covered with a film of
oxide . They decompose cold water rapidly with formation of hydrogen and a ...
Page 126
They are all light , soft , very easily oxidised , very ... As the combining weights of
the alkali metals increase the metals become heavier ( sodium and potassium
are exceptions ) , more positive , more easily oxidised , and more easily melted .
They are all light , soft , very easily oxidised , very ... As the combining weights of
the alkali metals increase the metals become heavier ( sodium and potassium
are exceptions ) , more positive , more easily oxidised , and more easily melted .
Page 130
only sulphur , or only selenion , consists in the facts — ( 1 ) that a given mass of
one variety is changeable into exactly the same mass of another variety ; ( 2 ) that
equal masses of the different varieties when oxidised produce each exactly the ...
only sulphur , or only selenion , consists in the facts — ( 1 ) that a given mass of
one variety is changeable into exactly the same mass of another variety ; ( 2 ) that
equal masses of the different varieties when oxidised produce each exactly the ...
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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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