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Page 18
... and inverted in a vessel containing mercury . A weighed quantity of a white
solid called potassium chlorate is placed in the flask : this solid is heated until it
melts ; the gas which comes off is collected in the graduated cylinder 18 [ CHAP .
II .
... and inverted in a vessel containing mercury . A weighed quantity of a white
solid called potassium chlorate is placed in the flask : this solid is heated until it
melts ; the gas which comes off is collected in the graduated cylinder 18 [ CHAP .
II .
Page 19
This gas is now proved to be oxygen . The properties of the white solid left in the
flask are compared with those of the potassium chlorate , i . e . with those of the
kind of matter used in the experiment : the two substances are easily proved to be
...
This gas is now proved to be oxygen . The properties of the white solid left in the
flask are compared with those of the potassium chlorate , i . e . with those of the
kind of matter used in the experiment : the two substances are easily proved to be
...
Page 21
Potassium chlorate was changed into potassium chloride and oxygen ; water into
hydrogen and oxygen ; copper oxide into copper and oxygen : the potassium
chloride , or the oxygen , weighed less than the potassium chlorate ; the
hydrogen ...
Potassium chlorate was changed into potassium chloride and oxygen ; water into
hydrogen and oxygen ; copper oxide into copper and oxygen : the potassium
chloride , or the oxygen , weighed less than the potassium chlorate ; the
hydrogen ...
Page 41
An experiment was already described by which the substance potassium
chlorate was proved to be a compound of the element oxygen and the less
complex compound potassium chloride . 100 parts by weight of potassium
chlorate are ...
An experiment was already described by which the substance potassium
chlorate was proved to be a compound of the element oxygen and the less
complex compound potassium chloride . 100 parts by weight of potassium
chlorate are ...
Page 47
... compounds of one element with various other elements , and compounds of
these other elements with each other . We shall begin by considering compounds
of the element potassium 62 — 66 ] 47 LAWS . OF CHEMICAL COMBINATION .
... compounds of one element with various other elements , and compounds of
these other elements with each other . We shall begin by considering compounds
of the element potassium 62 — 66 ] 47 LAWS . OF CHEMICAL COMBINATION .
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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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