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platinum plates of a reddish solid which may be proved to be copper , and by the
gradual disappearance of the copper sulphate from the solution . When the
current is stopped there remains the new kind of matter , copper , which has been
...
platinum plates of a reddish solid which may be proved to be copper , and by the
gradual disappearance of the copper sulphate from the solution . When the
current is stopped there remains the new kind of matter , copper , which has been
...
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Lead nitrate is a heavy , white , crystalline , solid ; it dissolves in a little hot water
and separates from this solution , as it cools , in white , lustrous , crystals . Two
retorts are arranged with the beaks passing into small dry flasks , as shewn in fig .
Lead nitrate is a heavy , white , crystalline , solid ; it dissolves in a little hot water
and separates from this solution , as it cools , in white , lustrous , crystals . Two
retorts are arranged with the beaks passing into small dry flasks , as shewn in fig .
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The water is now removed by boiling ; the solid residue in the dish is sugar , it is
characterised by all those properties which mark off sugar from other kinds of
matter . The change of solid sugar into a solution of sugar , and of sugar - solution
...
The water is now removed by boiling ; the solid residue in the dish is sugar , it is
characterised by all those properties which mark off sugar from other kinds of
matter . The change of solid sugar into a solution of sugar , and of sugar - solution
...
Page 10
A quantity of water was heated in an open glass vessel ; the water slowly
disappeared , and a little white earthy solid matter remained in the vessel . The
water had disappeared and an earthy solid had been produced in its place . A
piece of ...
A quantity of water was heated in an open glass vessel ; the water slowly
disappeared , and a little white earthy solid matter remained in the vessel . The
water had disappeared and an earthy solid had been produced in its place . A
piece of ...
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After some days the production of red solid matter on the surface of the mercury
seemed to have ceased ; heating was continued for a few days more ( 12 days in
all ) , and was then stopped . The air in the bell - jar now measured between 42 ...
After some days the production of red solid matter on the surface of the mercury
seemed to have ceased ; heating was continued for a few days more ( 12 days in
all ) , and was then stopped . The air in the bell - jar now measured between 42 ...
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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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