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2 Lithium Yttrium Magnesium Mg Ytterbium Yb 173 Manganese Mn 55 Zinc Zn 65
Mercury Hg Zirconium Zr 90 1 The values in this table are given in round
numbers ; they are only Si 28 108 Sr Ga Ta W 89 20 68 127 178 That collocation
of ...
2 Lithium Yttrium Magnesium Mg Ytterbium Yb 173 Manganese Mn 55 Zinc Zn 65
Mercury Hg Zirconium Zr 90 1 The values in this table are given in round
numbers ; they are only Si 28 108 Sr Ga Ta W 89 20 68 127 178 That collocation
of ...
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If that meaning is adopted , the mass of an element expressed by its symbol is
seldom the same as the value obtained for ... Similarly iron forms 3 compounds
with oxygen , and 2 with chlorine ; from the composition of these , values are
found ...
If that meaning is adopted , the mass of an element expressed by its symbol is
seldom the same as the value obtained for ... Similarly iron forms 3 compounds
with oxygen , and 2 with chlorine ; from the composition of these , values are
found ...
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6 , 28 This list might be largely extended ; in very few cases should we find but
one value for the combining weight ( as defined ) of an element . To adopt
several combining weights for each element would introduce endless confusion
into our ...
6 , 28 This list might be largely extended ; in very few cases should we find but
one value for the combining weight ( as defined ) of an element . To adopt
several combining weights for each element would introduce endless confusion
into our ...
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... using which a decision may be arrived at regarding the best value to be given
to the combining weight of an element . ... definite principle , whereby values may
be obtained for what we at present call the combining weights of the elements .
... using which a decision may be arrived at regarding the best value to be given
to the combining weight of an element . ... definite principle , whereby values may
be obtained for what we at present call the combining weights of the elements .
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But nevertheless chemical formulae are of the greatest value , inasmuch as they
enable us to exhibit , in a simple and intelligible way , the composition of
compounds , and those changes of composition , the study of which forms one
part of ...
But nevertheless chemical formulae are of the greatest value , inasmuch as they
enable us to exhibit , in a simple and intelligible way , the composition of
compounds , and those changes of composition , the study of which forms one
part 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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