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Page 8
The change of solid sugar into a solution of sugar , and of sugar - solution into
solid sugar , is a physical change . Into a small quantity of water are thrown one
or two pieces of the metal sodium ; the metal swims on the surface of the water ; a
...
The change of solid sugar into a solution of sugar , and of sugar - solution into
solid sugar , is a physical change . Into a small quantity of water are thrown one
or two pieces of the metal sodium ; the metal swims on the surface of the water ; a
...
Page 44
When an aqueous solution of this compound is mixed with a solution of silver in
nitric acid , the ammonium chloride is decomposed and the whole of the chlorine
formerly combined with nitrogen and hydrogen enters into combination with the ...
When an aqueous solution of this compound is mixed with a solution of silver in
nitric acid , the ammonium chloride is decomposed and the whole of the chlorine
formerly combined with nitrogen and hydrogen enters into combination with the ...
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... of iron and 72 of water are changed to 232 parts of iron oxide and 8 parts of
hydrogen . ( 3 ) When zinc and a solution in water of sulphuric acid interact , 65
parts by weight of zinc and 98 of the acid are changed into 161 parts of zinc
sulphate ...
... of iron and 72 of water are changed to 232 parts of iron oxide and 8 parts of
hydrogen . ( 3 ) When zinc and a solution in water of sulphuric acid interact , 65
parts by weight of zinc and 98 of the acid are changed into 161 parts of zinc
sulphate ...
Page 63
after the formula of a compound or element it means that that body is in solution
in a large quantity of water . Chemical formulae express other facts regarding
chemical 83 changes ; these we shall learn as we advance . It is advisable to
note ...
after the formula of a compound or element it means that that body is in solution
in a large quantity of water . Chemical formulae express other facts regarding
chemical 83 changes ; these we shall learn as we advance . It is advisable to
note ...
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When the reaction is finished , let the solution be evaporated ; water passes away
as steam , and a white solid ( caustic soda ) remains . The composition of this
solid is represented by the formula NaOH ( Na = 23 , 0 = 16 ) , that is to say , this ...
When the reaction is finished , let the solution be evaporated ; water passes away
as steam , and a white solid ( caustic soda ) remains . The composition of this
solid is represented by the formula NaOH ( Na = 23 , 0 = 16 ) , that is to say , this ...
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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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