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Magnesium and iron combined with oxygen contained in the air surrounding
them ; copper combined with sulphur and oxygen obtained from the sulphuric
acid with which it interacted ; tin combined with oxygen obtained from nitric acid :
the ...
Magnesium and iron combined with oxygen contained in the air surrounding
them ; copper combined with sulphur and oxygen obtained from the sulphuric
acid with which it interacted ; tin combined with oxygen obtained from nitric acid :
the ...
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Some of the elements are found uncombined with other elements in rocks , e . g .
carbon , iron , tin , copper , gold , platinum , sulphur ; oxygen and nitrogen form
the chief constituents of the atmosphere ; hydrogen is sometimes found in ...
Some of the elements are found uncombined with other elements in rocks , e . g .
carbon , iron , tin , copper , gold , platinum , sulphur ; oxygen and nitrogen form
the chief constituents of the atmosphere ; hydrogen is sometimes found in ...
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Some again very readily react chemically with most of the others to produce new
kinds of matter ; e . g . compounds of oxygen , of chlorine , of bromine , or of
sulphur , with most other elements , are known . On the other hand , some
elements e ...
Some again very readily react chemically with most of the others to produce new
kinds of matter ; e . g . compounds of oxygen , of chlorine , of bromine , or of
sulphur , with most other elements , are known . On the other hand , some
elements e ...
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If some finely divided iron is intimately mixed with some powdered sulphur , a
heavy , greenish - grey , solid is formed . This solid cannot be an element ; the
method of its preparation precludes this . It is composed of the two distinct kinds
of ...
If some finely divided iron is intimately mixed with some powdered sulphur , a
heavy , greenish - grey , solid is formed . This solid cannot be an element ; the
method of its preparation precludes this . It is composed of the two distinct kinds
of ...
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Pour a little carbon disulphide on to a very little powdered sulphur , and on to a
very little finely divided iron , respectively , and very gently warm each ; the
sulphur slowly dissolves in the carbon disulphide , the iron remains unchanged .
Pour a ...
Pour a little carbon disulphide on to a very little powdered sulphur , and on to a
very little finely divided iron , respectively , and very gently warm each ; the
sulphur slowly dissolves in the carbon disulphide , the iron remains unchanged .
Pour a ...
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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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