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quadgram frequency
by the action of604
in the form of590
in the case of537
in the presence of383
the composition of the319
at the same time303
at the ordinary temperature299
it is evident that241
a small quantity of240
the surface of the236
the bottom of the233
on the other hand233
the form of a218
the weight of the212
the action of the210
by means of the206
in the same manner198
a portion of the190
the nature of the187
the end of the185
the fact that the177
the temperature of the175
it is necessary to171
for the purpose of171
under the action of166
by means of a145
the case of the141
in a state of140
the properties of the134
to the action of130
with respect to the128
a considerable quantity of127
with a solution of125
in the formation of125
on the th of125
the formation of the124
from the fact that123
the spirit of wine121
in the preparation of119
the volume of the118
the oxygen of the117
the whole of the117
by the addition of113
is one of the112
at the bottom of109
by the fact that108
the atomic weight of108
to the fact that108
for the preparation of107
the specific gravity of106
with the evolution of105
at a red heat104
one of the most104
than that of the104
in the flame of103
the sides of the103
the same manner as102
in the manufacture of102
of the properties of102
as well as the101
it is possible to101
that is to say99
a certain amount of99
a great deal of99
it is easy to98
the neck of the98
parts by weight of98
into the composition of97
in the reducing flame97
at the end of96
of the formation of95
the formation of a95
a certain quantity of95
in the first place94
to the formation of93
greater than that of92
is due to the92
in the state of92
with which it is92
in which it is90
to a solution of90
the melting point of89
according to the equation88
in the oxidizing flame88
a large quantity of87
for a long time87
it is impossible to86
the concentration of the86
is evident that the85
as in the case85
in a stream of85
the atomic weights of83
the decomposition of the83
one and the same82
the elements of the82
in the same way81
the heat of the81
with an excess of81
a solution of potassium81
a part of the81
on the surface of81
in the course of80
the action of a80
under the influence of80
the presence of water80
of the royal society80
exposed to the air79
on account of the79
with regard to the78
at a temperature of78
a mixture of the78
and at the same77
from time to time77
in contact with the77
is soluble in water76
in a free state75
as soon as the75
the presence of a74
a solution of a74
to the nature of74
by the name of73
in a solution of73
the pressure of the73
the water in the73
the sum of the72
a solution of the71
the presence of the71
of the combinations of71
platinum wire in the71
may be regarded as70
end of the tube69
the vapour pressure of69
the action of heat69
of a mixture of69
with the formation of69
the metals of the69
the determination of the68
obtained by the action68
the top of the68
on a large scale67
in this case the67
a solution of sodium67
in the oxidation flame67
of a solution of66
in the following manner66
at a high temperature66
to the bottom of66
a great number of65
the acid of sea65
of the nature of65
the temperature at which65
is insoluble in water65
care must be taken64
the flame of oxidation64
is formed by the64
in accordance with the64
the separation of the64
the solution of the63
in proportion to the63
of the vitriolic acid63
the mouth of the63
it is to be63
by the union of63
h so h o63
on the basis of63
at the expense of62
the combustion of the62
that it may be62
the action of water62
the rest of the61
composition of the solution61
bottom of the vessel61
a small amount of60
of the composition of60
that it is not59
the memoirs of the59
at the moment of59
in the open air59
a considerable amount of59
wire in the oxidizing58
formed by the action58
for the most part58
the variation of the58
the action of light58
on platinum wire in58
the molecular weight of58
at the temperature of58
of the spirit of58
the basis of the58
the solubility curve of58
the cause of the58
the solubility of the58
added to a solution58
the weight of a58
the presence of an57
the use of the57
in spirit of wine57
in such a manner57
on the fact that56
of the same nature56
is obtained by the56
with a mixture of56
in order that the56
a large amount of56
the greater part of55
the action of fire55
table of the combinations55
c n h n55
a degree of heat55
a great quantity of54
by the help of54
in consequence of the54
a strong solution of54
the beginning of the54
a small portion of54
under the name of54
the flame of a54
the specific heat of54
for the use of54
memoirs of the academy54
what has been said53
by the use of53
are soluble in water53
in the reduction flame53
the acid of the53
from which it is52
at the beginning of52
a specific gravity of52
of an excess of52
the influence of the52
of the periodic law52
the difference between the52
of the elements of52
for the formation of52
of the alkaline earths52
the form of the52
is evident from the52
to the presence of51
with a view to51
neck of the retort51
the name of the51
under a pressure of51
by the aid of51
the manner in which51
a certain degree of50
in the composition of50
are insoluble in water50
in order to obtain50
in the fact that50
part by weight of50
may be considered as50
it is capable of49
in the neighbourhood of49
of the law of49
to that of the49
the fact that it49
the expense of the49
a good deal of48
by the means of48
with a small quantity48
oxygen of the air48
of one of the48
the upper part of48
atomic weights of the48
it will be seen48
the study of the48
in the order of47
it is soluble in47
with carbonate of soda47
it is proper to47
a saturated solution of47
the flame of reduction47
if a solution of47
it must be observed47
that of boiling water47
an excess of water47
in the memoirs of47
this kind of air47
to the quantity of47
the weights of the47
of which it is46
a very small quantity46
may be obtained by46
the action of chlorine46
that part of the46
the discovery of the46
to be the case46
is seen from the46
all the properties of46
by the presence of46
into contact with the45
when exposed to the45
the quantity of the45
an account of the45
in such a way45
be separated from the45
of the salts of45
to the amount of44
of spirit of wine44
on the one hand44
an aqueous solution of44
of the fact that44
on the addition of44
is found in the44
in the majority of44
of hydrogen and oxygen44
be found in the44
the amount of the44
may be separated from44
surface of the earth44
the same way as44
the middle of the44
the same quantity of44
the moisture of the44
the action of an44
in an excess of43
on the subject of43
in the decomposition of43
capable of combining with43
of the same kind43
in the middle of43
is equal to the43
upper part of the43
of the phase rule43
in the process of43
the air in the43
from what has been43
the addition of a43
by the combustion of43
temperature at which the43
of the oxides of43
of the double salt43
a large proportion of43
is expressed by the42
for this purpose the42
as that of the42
less than that of42
the products of the42
formed by the union42
the flame of the42
with the salifiable bases42
the law of multiple42
in the absence of42
to the study of42
the law of substitution42
that there is a42
in the history of42
the amount of heat42
a sufficient quantity of42
at the same temperature41
the existence of a41
it is probable that41
presence of an excess41
from the action of41
melting point of the41
of the most important41
moisture of the air41
is greater than that41
to the royal society41
at a higher temperature41
brought into contact with41
in exactly the same41
the product of the41
put it into a41
set it in a41
greater part of the40
the volumes of the40
for the manufacture of40
has a specific gravity40
is placed in a40
the conditions under which40
as we have seen40
is obtained in the40
by weight of hydrogen40
the same as that39
the application of the39
in the solution of39
to the end of39
of the alkali metals39
of the compounds of39
so that it is39
the action of sulphuric39
of the solution of39
the composition of a39
as shown in the39
the number of the39
for the sake of39
by the decomposition of39
of the royal institution39
to be found in39
its specific gravity is39
it was found that39
of some of the39
in equilibrium with the39
takes place in the39
the density of the39
an equal quantity of39
the salts of the39
of the existence of39
a whole series of38
and its combinations with38
in an atmosphere of38
it has been found38
before the royal society38
in the university of38
so long as the38
vapour pressure of the38
is accompanied by the38
the interior of the38
of the academy for38
the relation between the38
is used as a38
in a similar manner38
the case of a38
the action of acids38
expressed by the equation38
which it may be38
be expressed by the38
the union of the38
the mass of the38
the decomposition of water38
we have already seen38
in an ignition tube38
it is difficult to37
in a liquid state37
as soon as it37
of the nitrous acid37
two atoms of hydrogen37
i am about to37
was found to be37
with spirit of wine37
is produced by the37
in the action of37
is added to the37
the relative weights of37
is used in the37
a greater affinity with37
the quantity of water37
must be considered as36
met with in nature36
of the decomposition of36
with the aid of36
a greater affinity than36
the point of the36
the vapour density of36
with the vitriolic acid36
to a certain degree36
may be obtained from36
to the law of36
a large number of36
of the substance dissolved36
in which they are36
is a compound of36
be added to a36
by this means the36
small quantity of water36
which are capable of36
in a glass tube36
in the latter case36
will be seen that36
action of sulphuric acid36
the hydrogen of the36
as a reducing agent35
the oxides of nitrogen35
the colour of the35
of the oxygen of35
by means of which35
into a solution of35
is found to be35
in a current of35
to a certain extent35
law of multiple proportions35
the majority of cases35
upon the surface of35
the properties of a35
by the combination of35
in a number of35
the state of the35
on account of its35
of the atoms of35
the academy of sciences35
one part of the35
it is used in35
the inside of the35
and the composition of35
a change in the35
when a solution of35
at a given temperature35
one part by weight35
of the action of35
take place in the35
of the products of35
it is best to34
is taken advantage of34
is represented by the34
weights of the elements34
calculate the percentage of34
the most important of34
to the metallic state34
due to the fact34
the result of the34
with the exception of34
the appearance of a34
by weight of the34
there is reason to34
it is found in34
of the anhydrous salt34
in a concrete form34
the principles of the34
be looked for in34
in the proportion of34
according to the nature34
that there is no34
solubility curve of the34
a rise of temperature34
in the following table34
is accompanied by a34
with the help of34
of this kind of34
iron filings and brimstone34
of its weight of34
as shown in fig34
in the combustion of34
known by the name34
according to the law33
to the conclusion that33
to be able to33
it is well known33
which is insoluble in33
it is found that33
in the first instance33
the passage of the33
in a pure state33
found in the case33
the majority of the33
the end of a33
produced by the action33
the regulus of antimony33
the fact that a33
it is necessary that33
for the same reason33
to the surface of33
in the free state33
metals of the alkaline33
the degree of heat33
the law of avogadro33
by the vitriolic acid33
through a solution of33
to make use of33
for the determination of32
the royal college of32
with the addition of32
an excess of the32
of the acid of32
the heat of boiling32
we shall afterwards see32
of the atomic theory32
of the atomic weights32
is based on the32
to a clear bead32
to the point of32
with some of the32
the help of the32
is no other than32
must be looked for32
of the academy of32
if the temperature is32
that the composition of32
which is to be32
the greatest part of32
the force of fire32
is the case with32
easily soluble in water32
the particles of the32
is absorbed by the32
insoluble in water and32
the boiling point of32
the receiver of an32
at the present time32
of the metals of32
by the formation of32
heat of boiling water32
a greater quantity of32
as a matter of31
of a number of31
heating a mixture of31
the relative amounts of31
in the former case31
a fresh quantity of31
with the acid of31
of a fixed alkali31
has not yet been31
under the receiver of31
a very gentle heat31
the same degree of31
in favour of the31
may be expressed by31
as is the case31
of the nitric acid31
a great part of31
at the time of31
a state of vapour31
the addition of water31
a temperature of about31
a quarter of an31
specific gravity of the31
for the first time31
and that it is31
the parts of the31
must be taken to31
action of chlorine on31
very small quantity of31
a given quantity of31
the progress of the31
in the second place31
be considered as a31
and this is the31
the position of the31
quarter of an hour31
of temperature and pressure31
receiver of an air31
a few drops of31
towards the end of31
the ratio of the31
exposed to the action31
by weight of oxygen30
enter into the composition30
it is not necessary30
the water of the30
is determined by the30
is added to a30
soluble in water and30
one atom of oxygen30
the removal of the30
the physical properties of30
in the study of30
when heated in the30
of the sulphuric acid30
to the flame of30
seen from the fact30
exposure to the air30
as much as possible30
the presence of air30
by reason of the30
of each of the30
and that of the30
the substance to be30
is the same as30
with which it was30
the course of the30
a stream of hydrogen30
the composition of which30
as we shall afterwards30
and the formation of30
the action of nitric30
the force of the30
the reason of this30
combinations with salifiable bases30
the composition of water30
is not to be29
but it is not29
science and art department29
it is not surprising29
and for this reason29
a very high temperature29
there can be no29
the door of the29
the edge of the29
surface of the water29
it is clear that29
the direction of the29
on a solution of29
and in so doing29
action of nitric acid29
salt on platinum wire29
part of the air29
separated from each other29
from a solution of29
at the transition point29
the addition of the29
the latent heat of29
the side of the29
with the spirit of29
taken advantage of in29
borax on platinum wire29
in the metallic state29
behavior with borax on29
with borax on platinum29
the acid of vinegar29
a compound of the29
with which they are29
in the pure state29
solution of sodium carbonate29
in a short time29
of the combustion of29
to the number of29
the level of the29
the evolution of heat29
the tension of the28
small quantity of the28
of the principles of28
by the heat of28
does not take place28
as far as possible28
the acid of nitre28
it will not be28
part of the tube28
the relation of the28
when we come to28
the investigation of the28
it is converted into28
of the transition point28
equal to that of28
may be made to28
of the carbonic anhydride28
the production of the28
may be taken as28
the evolution of oxygen28
a solution of caustic28
the precipitation of the28
read before the royal28
closed at one end28
oxygen of the atmosphere28
the condition of the28
with a portion of28
by a mixture of28
oxygen from the air28
that there may be28
used in the preparation28
exposed to the fire28
made use of in28
with na co and28
this is the case28
by the evolution of28
in order to make28
h o h o28
the height of the28
on the nature of28
must be regarded as28
the point of intersection28
a small piece of28
with that of the28
the members of the27
to the class of27
the order of affinity27
at a white heat27
does not act on27
the reguline part of27
for this reason the27
to which it is27
set fire to the27
the state of gas27
the difference of the27
in which it was27
that it does not27
as is seen from27
a great variety of27
to the degree of27
for the extraction of27
over into the receiver27
and therefore it is27
the base of the27
action of hydrochloric acid27
without the aid of27
of the vapour of27
to the weight of27
be added to the27
by the application of27
sparingly soluble in water27
enters into the composition27
point at which the27
the walls of the27
the quantity of caloric27
in the bottom of27
in proportion as the27
its combinations with salifiable27
be regarded as a27
depends on the fact27
in the act of27
the character of the27
of the solid phase27
different kinds of air27
h o c h27
that the amount of27
the amount of water27
brought in contact with27
the moment of its27
the reduction of the27
to the sum of27
metals of the alkalis27
in the properties of27
the aid of heat27
of sodium and potassium26
of a series of26
the water in which26
the action of hydrochloric26
the spirit of salt26
and the quantity of26
professor of chemistry in26
one atom of hydrogen26
subjected to the action26
represented by the curve26
are given in the26
of the theory of26
so as to make26
it may be said26
of the quantity of26
the presence of alkalis26
concentrated oil of vitriol26
the color of the26
such a manner as26
the spirit of nitre26
to a red heat26
by heating a mixture26
to the discovery of26
in the nitrous acid26
the open end of26
it will be found26
on the formation of26
in a crystalline form26
is well known that26
the magnitude of the26
the body of the26
by the force of26
without the help of26
i do not think26
water at the ordinary26
taken advantage of for26
the place of the26
one volume of oxygen26
in the retort a26
so as to be26
a state of equilibrium26
it is desired to26
a dilute solution of26
of the three principles26
left in the retort26
owing to the fact26
to be regarded as26
the amount of oxygen26
one or the other26
which is capable of26
mixed with a solution26
be obtained by the26
surface of the metal26
in the periodic system26
it is obvious that26
saturated with respect to26
the atoms of the26
is reduced to the26
in a closed vessel26
to the sides of25
of the melting point25
is not the case25
this is due to25
for the production of25
than is necessary to25
must be observed that25
no other than the25
which is soluble in25
is replaced by the25
it is possible that25
it is a very25
of an electric current25
the difference in the25
that the volume of25
to me to be25
is not soluble in25
from that of the25
represented by the point25
reduced to the metallic25
is removed from the25
as well as of25
as we shall see25
excess of hydrochloric acid25
of the elements in25
be exposed to the25
of the marine acid25
the same relation to25
as well as in25
able to combine with25
with the oxygen of25
with the marine acid25
the subject of the25
is said to be25
it is insoluble in25
in the same proportion25
a knowledge of the25
may be obtained in25
same as that of25
at the positive pole25
a current of air25
of the molecules of25
flame of a candle25
of the particles of25
the same nature with25
as one of the25
the oxides of the25
it has been shown25
it is certain that25
the essence of the25
from the decomposition of25
greater degree of heat25
is placed in the25
the evolution of hydrogen25
without the addition of25
it ought to be25
into a glass retort25
in connection with the25
in the neck of25
the length of the25
of the atoms in25
the preparation of the25
by little and little25
bottom of the retort24
in the midst of24
it is only necessary24
so as to form24
the direct action of24
of the weight of24
a salt of the24
is converted into a24
the facility with which24
a portion of its24
a matter of fact24
in contact with water24
in the laboratory of24
of the solution is24
physical and chemical properties24
at a pressure of24
of a small quantity24
be passed through a24
of water in the24
of a portion of24
solution of hydrochloric acid24
of the water in24
the nitrogen of the24
will be found in24
from a mixture of24
separated from it by24
and in this respect24
of the air is24
a series of experiments24
in consequence of which24
the fact that in24
of which they are24
is connected with the24
properties of the elements24
the lower part of24
of iron filings and24
of a galvanic current24
a little of the24
composition of the solid24
of the weights of24
of spirit of salt24
by means of an24
at the royal institution24
a solution of silver24
molecular weight of the24
be reduced to a24
owing to the formation24
we have seen that24
comes into contact with24
you will find in24
with a rise of24
the aid of the24
is decomposed by water24
an equal weight of24
that it is a24
by which it is24
the temperature is raised24
the products of combustion24
compounds of the type24
a solution of ammonia24
part of this work24
of oxygen and hydrogen24
of many of the23
the atoms in the23
action of a galvanic23
has the property of23
in this case it23
obtained in the form23
by means of this23
of an inch in23
from each other by23
of a yellow colour23
is a substance which23
the law of the23
form of a white23
a considerable degree of23
the same amount of23
accompanied by the evolution23
with a fixed alkali23
the quantity of heat23
in a vessel of23
hath a greater affinity23
and it may be23
the effect of the23
the calcination of metals23
in the place of23
on the sides of23
such a degree of23
found it to be23
part of the flame23
solution of caustic potash23
that it can be23
surface of the liquor23
it is evident from23
to such a degree23
the number of molecules23
the change of the23
of peroxide of hydrogen23
of sulphuric acid on23
two volumes of hydrogen23
action of the fire23
the ends of the23
hydrogen is replaced by23
the phlogiston of the23
by the same means23
the results of the23
action of an electric23
in parts of water23
just as in the23
met with in the23
is converted into the23
is heated in a23
in the philosophical transactions23
is easily soluble in23
under the head of23
concentration of the components23
before and after the23
open end of the23
and on the other23
in one of the23
at the top of23
of sir humphry davy23
is known to be23
the present state of23
may be converted into23
of the vapours of23
in a mixture of23
may be used for23
by the contact of23
a mixture of hydrogen23
remains in the retort23
the appearance of the23
the quantity of oxygen23
is to be found23
quantity of common air23
for this reason it23
relative weights of the23
even at the ordinary23
the point of saturation23
such a way as23
it is obtained by23
with a gentle heat23
the oxidation of the22
of the atomic weight22
as a consequence of22
reason to believe that22
to a high temperature22
the vessel in which22
of the component parts22
a mixture of potassium22
with a degree of22
in a small quantity22
as to make the22
a solution of this22
the use of a22
the same kind of22
is carried on in22
the same time the22
be regarded as the22
as is evident from22
of chemistry in the22
the close of the22
by which means the22
is in equilibrium with22
is not surprising that22
the volume of a22
is obtained as a22
and a solution of22
in addition to the22
soluble in spirit of22
the presence of oxygen22
the bowels of the22
of the vapour pressure22
similar to that of22
so much the more22
that they may be22
end of the operation22
in the shape of22
we see that the22
the existence of the22
at a low temperature22
at right angles to22
bowels of the earth22
is less than that22
the strength of the22
coming into contact with22
pressure of the atmosphere22
the mercury in the22
of animal and vegetable22
attention to the fact22
there will come over22
portion of the tube22
the consideration of the22
the part of the22
are capable of being22
and also by the22
to free it from22
be placed in a22
with a change of22
in the amount of22
of carbonic acid gas22
heated in an ignition22
with a very gentle22
if you desire to22
has a greater affinity22
at the age of22
slightly soluble in water22
the first of these22
may also be obtained22
of all the elements22
due to the presence22
the pores of the22
the violence of the22
in a reverberating furnace22
solutions in equilibrium with22
of the carbonic acid21
that the weight of21
is necessary that the21
to the state of21
in a closed tube21
chymists are wont to21
the science and art21
as a source of21
the molecular weights of21
if a mixture of21
a given weight of21
it would appear that21
sides of the vessel21
and in the same21
of the solution will21
equal to the sum21
is not able to21
a stream of chlorine21
a number of other21
in the highest degree21
the possibility of the21
of oil of vitriol21
mixture of iron filings21
of the liquid phase21
the presence of acids21
we may add that21
the preparation of chlorine21
is also formed by21
the constituents of the21
the vapour tension of21
volume of the gas21
the quantity of air21
can be obtained from21
the size of the21
it is reduced to21
the operation of the21
be placed in the21
absorbed by the charcoal21
of the solubility curve21
expressed by the following21
part of the acid21
spirit of sal ammoniac21
spirit of wine is21
the combination of the21
with the nitrous acid21
fact that it is21
in regard to the21
be exposed to a21
that a solution of21
the nitrous acid is21
at the negative pole21
in a great measure21
it is very difficult21
times its weight of21
are formed by the21
the vapour of the21
of the four elements21
is by no means21
it is plain that21
of the amount of21
a study of the21
a white precipitate of21
is only necessary to21
such a way that21
the centre of the21
the importance of the21
be considered as the21
it is not a21
the quality of the21
the true nature of21
in an aqueous solution21
small quantity of a21
certain degree of heat21
with water of crystallisation21
of the tube is21
the laboratory of the21
a mixture of sodium21
the knowledge of the21
state in which it21
entering into the composition21
have the property of21
it is sufficient to21
the basis of sea21
a much greater quantity21
the history of the21
to the top of20
added to the solution20
of oxygen in the20
in the vapour of20
was found that the20
a definite melting point20
the addition of any20
in addition to this20
in the hands of20
into a liquid state20
by the acid of20
of the same composition20
the same composition as20
at a lower temperature20
may be said to20
is used for the20
experiments and observations on20
to raise the temperature20
same manner as the20
pressure of the vapour20
the following are the20
to be met with20
in the liquid state20
found to be the20
the commencement of the20
how many cubic centimeters20
the lower oxides of20
the solution of a20
be seen from the20
prepared by the action20
the conclusion that the20
in the combination of20
president of the royal20
many cubic centimeters of20
come into contact with20
in the next place20
a greater degree of20
the number of atoms20
it is a sign20
the th of june20
is formed in the20
in the progress of20
in the following chapter20
the specific gravities of20
it will be sufficient20
exactly the same manner20
in the mean time20
than any of the20
in the interior of20
raise the temperature of20
there is no doubt20
an excess of hydrochloric20
so that it may20
latent heat of evaporation20
in a glass vessel20
the evaporation of the20
not soluble in water20
the th of november20
is seen in the20
is shown by the20
the motion of the20
an equal volume of20
by a solution of20
for the purposes of20
of the application of20
the freezing point of20
expressed by the formula20
composition of the liquid20
point of intersection of20
as fast as it20
are said to be20
is a mixture of20
an evolution of heat20
in a cool place20
system of the elements20
it must not be20
the time of the20
reason to think that20
the sulphur of the20
it will be necessary20
oxyd of zinc zinc20
i have here a20
the cause of this20
in the determination of20
shall have occasion to20
the component parts of20
very soluble in water20
in the analysis of20
many of the properties20
in order to separate20
under the same conditions20
by the evaporation of20
decomposed by the action20
the partial pressure of20
in a few days20
it follows that the20
a long time in20
it is in the20
of the acid and20
the neighbourhood of the20
be obtained in a20
is nothing more than20
such a manner that20
weight of a litre20
to the use of20
a low red heat19
the spectrum of the19
it consists of a19
a mixture of iron19
that the quantity of19
considerable amount of heat19
the point at which19
given in the following19
a quantity of water19
the way in which19
to a clear glass19
a mixture of two19
of the number of19
is reason to think19
the nitric acid is19
is contained in the19
the cream of tartar19
with the separation of19
the idea of the19
it is of a19
combines with the oxygen19
of air in which19
is met with in19
heat of the sun19
has been found that19
lower oxides of nitrogen19
dissolves to a clear19
in the solid state19
are capable of forming19
separate it from the19
an equal number of19
solution of this salt19
it is true that19
to account for the19
mixture of nitrous air19
to combine with the19
in the bowels of19
the oil of vitriol19
as not to be19
it is seen that19
into the neck of19
of sulphuric acid and19
with one atom of19
it seems to me19
the whole mass of19
and one volume of19
great part of the19
may be replaced by19
the hydrogen and oxygen19
in the one case19
a way as to19
in the distillation of19
from it by the19
have a greater affinity19
and in the other19
the theory of the19
is an example of19
of the phenomena of19
in the beginning of19
the proportion of the19
will be represented by19
concentration of the solution19
of the other elements19
the volume of air19
the access of air19
after the lapse of19
in order to prevent19
the formation of ice19
this part of the19
is proportional to the19
lower than that of19
the study of chemistry19
from the surface of19
the molecules of the19
in the production of19
part of its weight19
the light of the19
but it must be19
is shown in fig19
is capable of dissolving19
of the single salts19
as has already been19
and the number of19
that the formation of19
be remarked that the19
in this case there19
an inch in diameter19
of the hydrochloric acid19
at the point of19
conditions of temperature and19
on the action of19
from which it may19
the type of the19
to separate it from19
it is also formed19
to a temperature of19
that a mixture of19
with the heat of19
a consequence of the19
tube with na co19
it is not so19
fuses to a clear19
expense of the oxygen19
than that of boiling19
is decomposed by the19
so as not to19
be mixed with a19
in a gaseous state19
this is not the19
is a sort of19
the compounds of the19
it is very important19
on the other side19
it is important to19
any kind of air19
a part of it19
the great quantity of19
in order to free19
the vitriolic acid with19
the case of sulphur19
the two kinds of19
in a melting furnace19
that the acid of18
a substance which is18
the same number of18
from the presence of18
are produced by the18
it must be admitted18
a mixture of nitrous18
the same as in18
be applied to the18
in a very small18
a solution of copper18
any of the other18
weights of the atoms18
the case with the18
the addition of tin18
air contained in the18
be mixed with the18
of the two components18
the matter of the18
is not at all18
one of the best18
as much of the18
with nitrate of cobalt18
p o h o18
from the nature of18
of the principle of18
action of water on18
the solubility of a18
and burns with a18
without access of air18
of the influence of18
into the nature of18
the conception of the18
the oxide of copper18
represented by a point18
this is one of18
the formation of water18
of the temperature of18
from which they are18
the water contained in18
the substance of the18
like that of the18
which are insoluble in18
an atom of hydrogen18
when it is in18
presence of a small18
as an oxidising agent18
it appears to me18
of the latter is18
it would have been18
an absorption of heat18
can be obtained by18
falls to the bottom18
the combining weight of18
of potassium and sodium18
of spirit of nitre18
and by that means18
of the air in18
is passed through the18
the value of the18
of the last century18
not in the least18
with the fact that18
the constitution of the18
it is remarkable that18
be obtained in the18
formation of double salts18
be seen in the18
if i take a18
having a greater affinity18
an increase in the18
for a considerable time18
especially in the presence18
but if it be18
the explanation of the18
is the same thing18
may be determined by18
the melting points of18
are found in the18
with those of the18
for this purpose i18
the oxygen from the18
is not the only18
the doctrine of the18
it is much more18
will be sufficient to18
of the same elements18
it may be obtained18
in combination with the18
but it may be18
the oxides of iron18
ignition tube with na18
it must be remembered18
at any given temperature18
not acted on by18
be seen that the18
or a mixture of18
a manner as to18
the formation of compounds18
the particles of bodies18
of the tria prima18
a solution of ammonium18
as we have already18
present in the air18
in a similar way18
from this it is18
by the interposition of18
upon charcoal in the18
in the following way18
parts of water at18
and also in the18
which is formed by18
owing to the presence18
in order to determine18
takes the place of18
it is one of18
an example of this18
mixture of the two18
and the volume of18
formed by the combination18
large quantity of water18
to the consideration of18
being exposed to the18
of a litre of18
a more or less18
and one part of18
an increase of pressure18
of the specific gravity18
solution of silver nitrate18
the composition of this18
bottom of the crucible18
and in the second18
is poured into the18
gives a precipitate of18
with the substitution of18
the properties of an18
a number of substances17
in the direction of17
dissolved in the water17
below the transition point17
was one of the17
in contact with solution17
is owing to the17
on the st of17
the same time that17
this depends on the17
at the close of17
come to treat of17
two kinds of air17
action of the air17
twice its weight of17
has long been known17
i am going to17
which are soluble in17
in this manner the17
a quantity of air17
the end of this17
exactly the same way17
action of acids on17
the quantity of a17
every part of the17
the butter of antimony17
the th of july17
will be found to17
one of the first17
the conditions for the17
is not acted on17
by the periodic law17
must be taken into17
by the number of17
the second part of17
a quantity of the17
different from that of17
the use of this17
the bulk of the17
specific gravity of solutions17
as a compound of17
to one of the17
great care must be17
and is converted into17
deprived of its phlogiston17
the same nature as17
quantity of inflammable air17
solutions of sulphuric acid17
is explained by the17
i hope you will17
be taken into account17
weight of the air17
to those of the17
with which we are17
in the upper part17
we find that the17
of plants and animals17
by a series of17
smoking spirit of nitre17
we are dealing with17
in the manner described17
but it does not17
also formed by the17
appears to have been17
be dissolved in water17
is accompanied by an17
a considerable number of17
the property of dissolving17
of the periodic system17
of chlorine in the17
the formation of this17
take a piece of17
is also obtained by17
with one of the17
pressure of the system17
of the freezing point17
i do not know17
solution of sulphuric acid17
the form of an17
it may also be17
has been said above17
is sparingly soluble in17
of the presence of17
the capacity of the17
excess of sulphuric acid17
of the flame is17
in the investigation of17
it may be supposed17
in ignition tube with17
it in the form17
the composition of these17
are capable of combining17
similar to those of17
in this way the17
the air contained in17
on which account it17
temperature of the atmosphere17
the addition of more17
be represented by the17
the absolute boiling point17
the mixture of the17
do not act on17
a piece of paper17
if a piece of17
within the limits of17
is not necessary to17
i have no doubt17
the focus of a17
the air from the17
that portion of the17
we shall have occasion17
brought about by the17
door of the fire17
may be reduced to17
employed for this purpose17
as it was before17
out of the furnace17
be said to have17
of a white powder17
it is better to17
atoms in the molecules17
by the following equation17
is not easy to17
in this state it17
of one atom of17
they are capable of17
widely distributed in nature17
of the fixed air17
the origin of the17
as long as the17
in contact with a17
the periodic system of17
the addition of an17
rhombic and monoclinic sulphur17
in order to remove17
the case in the17
that it cannot be17
the coefficient of expansion17
from the point of17
have been able to17
as the result of17
a small proportion of17
the light emitted by17
seems to have been17
temperature of the formation17
by a method of17
it was necessary to17
violence of the fire17
small portion of the17
the production of a17
the names of the17
the contact of the17
the nose of the17
one end of the17
fall to the bottom17
sum of the weights17
and in this manner17
an excess of acid17
spirit of wine with17
with rise of temperature17
is said to have16
of the variation of16
periodic system of the16
from the spirit of16
weight of the substance16
the percentage amount of16
the quantities of the16
the action of ammonia16
from the law of16
is far from being16
under the conditions of16
all parts of the16
with a piece of16
of the vessel in16
solution of potassium iodide16
is the cause of16
of nitric acid on16
you will see the16
the order of their16
in the spectrum of16
that it is the16
an account of some16
of the indestructibility of16
saturated solution of the16
the preparation of oxygen16
as an oxidizing agent16
from those of the16
above the transition point16
in the body of16
the effects of the16
of the electric current16
in a series of16
portion of the air16
in which they were16
relative amounts of the16
by the burning of16
be represented by a16
an idea of the16
with two parts of16
determining the composition of16
we shall find that16
this degree of heat16
colors the outer flame16
mixed with a small16
quantity of sulphuric acid16
may be divided into16
it will be remembered16
which take place in16
if the temperature be16
by an excess of16
at the triple point16
which one atom of16
have not yet been16
of the tube to16
there is great reason16
volatile spirit of sal16
flame on platinum wire16
this is a very16
lower part of the16
the question of the16
of the volume of16
the transition point is16
in a solid state16
the success of the16
air which had been16
be separated from it16
the arrangement of the16
the author of the16
of heat and light16
on the properties of16
in the space of16
that of the other16
as represented by the16
up to the present16
this is the reason16
have been made to16
it is decomposed by16
the remainder of the16
in flame on platinum16
by the direct action16
from the experiments of16
the nature of this16
in a given time16
is obtained by heating16
proportion to the quantity16
i have not yet16
after a certain time16
the velocity of the16
of water of crystallisation16
a pressure of atmospheres16
is a sign that16
some of the most16
the reaction of the16
for the fact that16
how many grams of16
by the oxidation of16
higher than that of16
that in the case16
it may not be16
also be obtained by16
is very difficult to16
higher degree of oxidation16
composition of the solutions16
it will be possible16
when brought into contact16
which we have already16
reduced to the metal16
of the solar spectrum16
to the composition of16
used in the manufacture16
by means of heat16
to pass through the16
in an open vessel16
that the number of16
a combination of the16
of the blue flame16
with a small amount16
the increase in weight16
solution of potassium hydroxide16
through the pores of16
a certain portion of16
the proportions in which16
composition of the two16
a proof of the16
of the hydrogen in16
na co and ch16
of the substances which16
and the properties of16
of concentrated sulphuric acid16
of gold and silver16
c h c h16
in the royal college16
differ from each other16
and incrusts the charcoal16
a general view of16
of regulus of antimony16
that the action of16
the loss of weight16
vegetable and animal substances16
the specific heats of16
the amount of carbonic16
solution of common salt16
a higher degree of16
water in which it16
of one pound of16
of a red colour16
and by this means16
that some of the16
of the uneven series16
weigh out two portions16
free access of air16
and as it is16
one of the components16
one or other of16
mixture of hydrogen and16
accordance with the equation16
to the solution of16
part of the furnace16
and some of the16
are more or less16
to such an extent16
than that which is16
is indicated by the16
so long as it16
to the extent of16
in the same proportions16
with a quantity of16
it is equal to16
shown in the figure16
of the mass of16
a very short time16
with a layer of16
air in which a16
is capable of being16
it the name of16
reguline part of antimony16
the different kinds of16
of the vapour phase16
in the light of16
attracts the moisture of16
you will find a16
is found in nature16
atoms in the molecule16
does not appear to16
o c h o16
must be taken that15
is the only one15
the first part of15
appears to me to15
solution of sodium hydroxide15
to the investigation of15
forms one of the15
it may be that15
is obtained from the15
in the present case15
as far as i15
carried off by the15
as to form a15
of the specific heat15
spectrum of the light15
and when it is15
is a kind of15
of any of the15
and the amount of15
be observed that the15
in the preceding chapter15
in order to avoid15
of substances which are15
be considered as an15
the nature of a15
in the ratio of15
of calcium and magnesium15
from the combustion of15
for this purpose a15
a course of lectures15
out two portions of15
what hath been said15
the essential oil of15
point of the blue15
and by means of15
used in the arts15
be made in the15
on the part of15
is great reason to15
to be the same15
in relation to the15
be introduced into the15
is reduced to a15
will find in the15
certain quantity of the15
this reason it is15
by the weight of15
and it is only15
during the combustion of15
which you intend to15
is found that the15
animal and vegetable substances15
moisture from the air15
there will be a15
what is the same15
it was not until15
but in the presence15
cannot be separated from15
the spirit of mercury15
possible to determine the15
the dry distillation of15
by a number of15
a greater or less15
the addition of some15
been found in the15
nature of the elements15
is the same with15
does not give a15
from the sphere of15
it comes to pass15
is not capable of15
of the even series15
diminution of common air15
the carbon and hydrogen15
the case of sodium15
atomic weight of oxygen15
and if it be15
the acid and the15
to pass through a15
the operation is finished15
contact with the solution15
the volume occupied by15
of the elements are15
of the mercury in15
of the laws of15
an example of the15
when treated with water15
of elements and compounds15
it to be a15
it is only the15
which is not the15
in an anhydrous state15
at a certain temperature15
with one volume of15
the temperature of equilibrium15
melting points of the15
at temperatures above the15
is mixed with a15
does not combine with15
the indestructibility of matter15
by exposure to the15
the higher oxides of15
part of the water15
the results of his15
the same as the15
that one of the15
the accuracy of the15
with which it forms15
of the nitrous air15
may be compared to15
of the water of15
force of the fire15
solution of potassium permanganate15
it is not easy15
salt of the composition15
an ingredient in the15
it is used for15
atoms of the elements15
that it was not15
a quantity of this15
of the oxide of15
partial pressure of the15
be converted into a15
recourse must be had15
is present in the15
was supposed to be15
the oxygen in the15
that the nitrous acid15
the same way that15
make use of the15
three atoms of hydrogen15
for a short time15
of salt of tartar15
is separated from the15
of each of these15
may be made by15
from what hath been15
by reason of its15
regulus of antimony is15
is introduced into the15
represented by the equation15
the details of the15
end of the distillation15
of the neutral salts15
the contents of the15
at the commencement of15
it into a glass15
the earth of the15
h o n o15
in which one atom15
taken out of the15
is known as the15
of the parts of15
in that case the15
the action of hydrogen15
that a portion of15
it must be remarked15
than when it is15
is used in medicine15
it is the same15
volumes of hydrogen and15
the sulphides of the15
parts of water dissolve15
to the influence of15
in very small quantities15
may be seen in15
to the ancient chemists15
of a substance is15
that the presence of15
the values of the15
the history of this15
used for the preparation15
the extraction of the15
it burns with a15
the composition represented by15
to a degree of15
the quantity of acid15
the oxidation flame to15
in such a case15
the influence of heat15
the help of a15
most important of these15
is passed through a15
of which we have15
in which case the15
of this or that15
into double decomposition with15
of the science and15
we come to treat15
the corresponding compounds of15
it should be noted15
be taken that the15
a pressure of mm15
miscible in all proportions15
the conversion of the15
variation of the specific15
as in the preceding15
for a certain time15
and one of the15
not only in the15
the supply of air15
that spirit of wine15
systems of two components15
are decomposed by water15
be taken advantage of15
it is known that15
na so h o15
the double decomposition of15
it is combined with15
not give a precipitate15
of their atomic weights15
be found to be15
hath the property of15
the hands of the15
be in equilibrium with15
mixing a solution of15
a few of the15
temperature of the flame15
to a fine powder15
give a precipitate of15
when the operation is15
it was in the15
in a liquid form15
with the solution of15
to show that the15
one of the products15
solution of the salt15
his paper on the15
of different kinds of14
solution of copper sulphate14
this mixture into a14
the diameter of the14
is proper to observe14
of the majority of14
by the nitrous acid14
number of molecules of14
be the case with14
that it should be14
the double salt is14
the fact that they14
in dissolving in water14
the beginning of this14
an excess of alkali14
of the phosphoric acid14
of water at the14
supersaturated with respect to14
which it is to14
with one part of14
the saturated solution of14
cannot be considered as14
has been shown by14
in consequence of its14
salts of the composition14
which is one of14
of these two substances14
the air of the14
considerable degree of heat14
the oxygen compounds of14
quantity of carbonic acid14
from which it was14
removed from the flame14
i have met with14
an excess of ammonia14
as can be seen14
some part of the14
mixture of solutions of14
equal to the weight14
the growth of the14
the ease with which14
by any of the14
of the hydrogen of14
solution of caustic soda14
must be remembered that14
the truth of the14
to think that the14
by the solution of14
of which we shall14
a greater number of14
and that in the14
on platinum wire with14
gives the sulphur reaction14
order to free it14
of the two gases14
to burn in it14
of carbon and hydrogen14
royal college of physicians14
under the pressure of14
to form a compound14
in which a candle14
the axis of the14
can be prepared by14
the science of chemistry14
the action of zinc14
solution of sodium sulphate14
parts of the body14
gave the name of14
atomic weight of the14
it may be separated14
or it may be14
communicated to the royal14
of the air was14
in a dry state14
not combine directly with14
come over into the14
can be made to14
part of the oxygen14
by heating it with14
must be had to14
nature of the substance14
means of the phlogiston14
the action of air14
the decomposition of a14
by virtue of the14
it may be mentioned14
the amount of carbon14
which is represented by14
of the aqueous vapour14
unknown to the ancient14
having a specific gravity14
be said to be14
the vapours of the14
by the mixture of14
of which is represented14
and a half of14
is very important to14
application of the law14
but a very small14
of carbonic anhydride in14
a liquid boiling at14
when dissolved in water14
the composition of all14
resists the action of14
in a glass retort14
dissolved in water and14
by the operation of14
soluble in cold water14
it will be readily14
the elements of water14
the properties of this14
on account of their14
sulphuric acid in the14
the former of these14
a large excess of14
form of a powder14
as the number of14
of the platinum metals14
an equivalent quantity of14
the ratio between the14
to be capable of14
the hydrogen is replaced14
in the way of14
evident from the fact14
the process of solution14
which it is combined14
is nothing but a14
may be said that14
with a sufficient quantity14
of the colour of14
and it will be14
occurs in nature in14
those substances which are14
with the salts of14
is evolved in the14
of the air which14
introduction to the study14
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