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Compounds interact in the ratios of their reacting weights , or in ratios bearing a
simple relation to these . The combining weight of sodium is 23 ( this , as a matter
of fact , is the mass of sodium which combines with 8 parts by weight of oxygen )
...
Compounds interact in the ratios of their reacting weights , or in ratios bearing a
simple relation to these . The combining weight of sodium is 23 ( this , as a matter
of fact , is the mass of sodium which combines with 8 parts by weight of oxygen )
...
Page 66
Is this the best value to adopt for the reacting weight of benzene ? Benzene and
chlorine react to form a series of compounds , each composed of carbon ,
hydrogen , and chlorine ; the formation of each of these is accompanied by the ...
Is this the best value to adopt for the reacting weight of benzene ? Benzene and
chlorine react to form a series of compounds , each composed of carbon ,
hydrogen , and chlorine ; the formation of each of these is accompanied by the ...
Page 68
If the weight of this one volume of hydrogen is taken as unity , then it is found that
the weight of 1 volume of chlorine is 35 ... The composition of the reacting
weights of hydrogen chloride , water , amnionia , carbonyl chloride , hydrogen
iodide ...
If the weight of this one volume of hydrogen is taken as unity , then it is found that
the weight of 1 volume of chlorine is 35 ... The composition of the reacting
weights of hydrogen chloride , water , amnionia , carbonyl chloride , hydrogen
iodide ...
Page 69
compound is definite and unchangeable ; that elements combine , or interact , in
the ratios of their combining weights , and compounds in the ratios of their
reacting weights , or in ratios bearing a simple relation to these ; and that the
volumes ...
compound is definite and unchangeable ; that elements combine , or interact , in
the ratios of their combining weights , and compounds in the ratios of their
reacting weights , or in ratios bearing a simple relation to these ; and that the
volumes ...
Page 76
98 Assuming that the combining weight of oxygen is 16 ( in round numbers ) ,
and that the symbol O represents 16 parts ... that the reacting weight of water is
18 , that this reacting weight is composed of two combining weights of hydrogen
and ...
98 Assuming that the combining weight of oxygen is 16 ( in round numbers ) ,
and that the symbol O represents 16 parts ... that the reacting weight of water is
18 , that this reacting weight is composed of two combining weights of hydrogen
and ...
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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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