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to further inquiry ; and this reaction of experiment on theory and theory on
experiment proceeded until he had framed a general conception of the
composition of salts , and of the relations between salts , acids , and alkalis ,
which had a most ...
to further inquiry ; and this reaction of experiment on theory and theory on
experiment proceeded until he had framed a general conception of the
composition of salts , and of the relations between salts , acids , and alkalis ,
which had a most ...
Page 79
102 The solution is sometimes unattended with any chemical change ; e . g .
common salt or sugar dissolves in water , on evaporating off the water the salt or
sugar remains ( v . ante , par . 10 ) . In some cases solution in water is
accompanied ...
102 The solution is sometimes unattended with any chemical change ; e . g .
common salt or sugar dissolves in water , on evaporating off the water the salt or
sugar remains ( v . ante , par . 10 ) . In some cases solution in water is
accompanied ...
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If the composition of each of these salts is compared with that of the sulphuric
acid , H SO , by the interaction of an ... of a metal the salt is produced , it is seen
that the salt is composed of a metal together with all the sulphur and oxygen
which ...
If the composition of each of these salts is compared with that of the sulphuric
acid , H SO , by the interaction of an ... of a metal the salt is produced , it is seen
that the salt is composed of a metal together with all the sulphur and oxygen
which ...
Page 97
Magnesium oxide interacts with sulphuric acid , and with other acids , to produce
salts and water ( s . par . 124 ) . Many oxides resemble magnesium oxide in that
they interact with acids to form salts ; some of these oxides further resemble ...
Magnesium oxide interacts with sulphuric acid , and with other acids , to produce
salts and water ( s . par . 124 ) . Many oxides resemble magnesium oxide in that
they interact with acids to form salts ; some of these oxides further resemble ...
Page 102
ACIDS AND SALTS . 133 THE sketch of the chemical properties of oxygen and
hydrogen in Ch . VIII . has shewn that , in order to learn anything of these
properties we have been obliged to examine the properties of many of the
compounds of ...
ACIDS AND SALTS . 133 THE sketch of the chemical properties of oxygen and
hydrogen in Ch . VIII . has shewn that , in order to learn anything of these
properties we have been obliged to examine the properties of many of the
compounds of ...
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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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