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trigram frequency
the action of1154
a solution of804
the formation of691
by means of654
the presence of614
part of the593
a mixture of588
in order to586
the form of585
by the action560
the fact that537
in the form523
in the same489
it may be484
according to the481
spirit of wine452
the composition of447
the properties of441
one of the397
of the elements385
the quantity of384
of the same383
soluble in water376
which it is370
it is not357
of the air352
the weight of351
the amount of344
in the presence338
that it is320
at the ordinary302
as well as298
in the air295
weight of the295
an excess of293
of sulphuric acid293
the ordinary temperature287
the nature of284
in which the281
portion of the278
it is a274
that of the270
the decomposition of270
and in the269
a portion of266
in this case264
the preparation of264
the vitriolic acid264
when it is261
degree of heat259
the name of259
it is evident258
the surface of253
it will be251
the solution of250
for this purpose246
of the acid245
at the same245
of the water236
the bottom of234
the addition of230
it must be229
the law of227
the same time224
some of the223
formed by the222
the volume of222
the acid of221
surface of the221
parts of the219
the temperature of219
action of the217
c h o214
in this manner214
as in the214
small quantity of212
the nitrous acid208
the combustion of208
the case of208
the salts of207
the same manner207
properties of the205
bottom of the203
so as to203
as it is202
is evident that202
in the case200
is capable of199
a quantity of198
a small quantity198
it does not197
the number of197
is necessary to196
if it be194
owing to the194
is to be191
form of a190
the elements of189
the spirit of188
a number of186
it is necessary186
contained in the186
on the other185
insoluble in water184
than that of183
so that the183
of nitric acid182
with which it181
exposed to the179
there is no178
by weight of177
of hydrochloric acid177
means of the174
on the contrary174
and of the174
the property of173
of the atmosphere172
this is the171
by this means170
the manufacture of169
there is a169
of the fire168
with respect to168
of this kind167
quantity of water167
in which it166
in the first166
the heat of165
are capable of164
but it is164
in the following163
of carbonic anhydride163
and it is163
specific gravity of163
and the other162
the evolution of162
the end of162
nature of the162
a piece of161
of the earth160
is soluble in160
the compounds of160
under the action159
the specific gravity159
it is very159
the use of158
obtained by the158
of all the158
may be obtained157
out of the157
the existence of157
from each other156
fact that the155
the atomic weight154
the other hand152
composition of the152
produced by the152
of the gas152
for this reason150
of the composition150
is obtained by149
and that the148
due to the148
the basis of148
quantity of the147
it is also147
end of the147
which may be147
oil of vitriol146
the majority of146
of the substance146
the state of145
to be the145
spirit of nitre144
of the vessel143
the influence of142
the periodic law142
the combination of141
of the oxygen141
more or less140
of the salt140
of the metals139
of the other137
the degree of137
it has been137
a state of136
weights of the135
a series of135
temperature of the134
elements of the134
of carbonic acid133
of the most133
the study of132
it is possible132
in this way132
that in the132
of the metal132
which they are131
a red heat130
may also be129
at the bottom129
in this respect129
of the two129
parts of water129
the marine acid128
atomic weight of128
the oxides of128
it in a126
considerable quantity of126
because it is125
one atom of125
found in the125
of the furnace123
used in the123
the vapour of123
of a substance123
a stream of123
of the hydrogen122
as much as122
the products of122
the whole of122
o h o122
in such a122
volume of the122
which is the121
the atomic weights120
in the retort120
a compound of120
to the air120
expressed by the120
the separation of120
of hydrogen and120
separated from the119
ought to be119
is converted into119
from the fact119
the particles of119
solution of the118
in the formation118
as soon as118
hydrogen and oxygen118
formation of the118
regulus of antimony118
a great deal117
so that it117
many of the117
a fixed alkali117
of the retort116
be considered as116
the density of116
those of the115
is one of115
be regarded as115
water in the115
one part of115
of the first115
it would be115
from which it115
and the same114
the union of114
that there is114
most of the113
a considerable quantity113
in the preparation113
the solubility of113
by the fire113
the most important112
that which is112
on this occasion112
salts of the111
a part of111
made use of111
and therefore the111
the oxygen of111
so h o111
compounds of the111
parts by weight110
the cause of109
with a solution109
the water in108
to the action108
oxygen of the108
of the latter108
of boiling water108
and this is108
of an acid108
be separated from107
is replaced by106
to the bottom106
spirit of salt106
the sulphuric acid105
means of a105
by the fact105
obtained in the104
of the properties104
from the air104
in the solution104
in water and104
is equal to104
into contact with104
be mixed with104
of the atomic103
any of the103
the molecular weight103
is found in103
a long time103
with sulphuric acid103
in contact with103
the process of103
combines with the103
for the preparation103
solution of potassium102
which is not102
is able to102
it is the102
the molecules of101
the principles of101
in the water101
of the substances101
a high temperature101
is due to100
combined with the100
a kind of100
of the atoms100
to that of100
to be a99
in the process99
the production of99
the means of99
to make the99
and in this99
the aid of99
in a state99
that it may98
of nitrous air98
this kind of98
is used in98
on the surface98
is the same97
solution of a96
atomic weights of96
account of the96
remains in the96
the same way96
the analysis of96
met with in96
is a very95
same manner as95
it is easy95
by the same95
amount of heat95
in the manufacture95
into the composition94
of the solution94
it in the94
of which the93
great deal of93
kind of air93
to the fact93
atoms of hydrogen93
water of crystallisation93
is formed by93
the air is93
not to be93
of a gas93
exactly the same93
of this salt92
solution of sodium92
a degree of92
at a red92
be obtained by92
is insoluble in92
placed in a91
of the tube91
weight of a91
a certain quantity91
the same as90
with a small90
the method of90
the atoms of90
the neck of90
depends on the90
which has been90
a greater affinity90
is easy to90
with the evolution89
of spirit of89
place in the89
you will find89
be added to89
kinds of air89
added to the89
of which is89
whole of the89
in the state89
a certain amount89
a pressure of89
the theory of89
the combinations of88
of fixed air88
one and the88
oxides of nitrogen88
that they are88
it is in88
it to be88
the sum of88
on account of88
mixed with a87
for a long87
a volatile alkali87
and may be87
found to be87
the application of87
the flame of87
certain amount of87
a very small87
and at the87
with regard to87
is obtained in87
to a solution87
mixture of the86
the mass of86
sides of the86
to the formation86
equal to the86
or at least85
is mixed with85
in a stream85
certain quantity of85
are able to85
the possibility of85
is decomposed by85
to the equation85
the same thing84
of oxygen and84
the specific heat84
for some time84
the result of84
at a temperature84
it forms a83
one of these83
this is a83
the nitric acid83
in a glass83
the molecule of83
to form a83
a neutral salt83
which does not83
be obtained from83
as to the83
formation of a83
evident that the82
the sides of82
large quantity of82
which had been82
of water and82
action of a82
one volume of82
with each other82
formed in the82
is the most82
the passage of82
neck of the82
of the whole82
metals of the82
this salt is81
it is impossible81
when they are81
in a very81
may be easily81
used as a81
degree of fire81
the difference between81
they may be81
may be made81
which it was81
it should be81
in many respects80
in the second80
of these two80
of common air80
of the flame80
part of it80
respect to the80
in the laboratory80
is possible to80
is added to79
of the academy79
presence of water79
the product of79
its weight of79
the results of79
mixed with the79
the mixture of79
substances which are79
in a free79
of the formation79
with the acid78
it is only78
added to a78
with an excess78
it into a78
but in the78
it is used78
in consequence of78
they do not78
of combining with78
that is to78
like that of78
in which they78
a current of78
the help of77
which i have77
to a certain77
greater than that77
is accompanied by77
heat of the77
the carbonic anhydride77
decomposition of the77
well as the77
the power of77
it can be77
to each other77
of the alkali76
as we shall76
the beginning of76
the conception of76
to the same76
of which it76
by the union76
the variation of76
which have been76
to combine with76
a free state75
on a large75
of the periodic75
amount of water75
and by the75
dissolved in water75
a substance which75
two atoms of75
table of the75
the alkali metals75
of such a75
the water of75
of the body75
that it was74
of the iron74
must be taken74
quantity of air74
the atom of74
of a compound74
of a solution74
is to say74
for the purpose74
capable of being74
proportion to the73
it is called73
decomposed by water73
in spirit of73
found that the73
is impossible to73
present in the73
a certain degree73
in the other73
be able to73
in a solution73
of the oil73
the vapours of73
some of them73
it from the73
units of heat72
owing to its72
a sort of72
the boiling point72
the salt of72
salt of tartar72
great quantity of72
of the salts72
in proportion to72
an aqueous solution72
the air in72
salt of the72
it is found72
the absence of71
contact with the71
with a very71
small amount of71
a large quantity71
united with the71
when treated with71
action of water71
it is formed71
to determine the71
we have already71
a specific gravity71
of water at71
the metals of71
the phenomena of71
acid of the71
are soluble in71
under the influence71
action of heat71
of the type71
at the end71
together with the71
of the compound70
that there are70
of water is70
with the same70
of the alkaline70
is used for70
which we have70
that i have70
use of the70
the researches of70
this may be70
acid of sea70
study of the70
and on the70
the force of69
as it were69
is not the69
it might be69
with hydrochloric acid69
a temperature of69
h so h69
the place of69
placed in the69
in combination with69
and that it69
the fixed air69
corresponds with the69
a large scale69
the latter is69
the vapour density69
sulphuric acid is69
the solution is68
mass of the68
in accordance with68
the purpose of68
liver of sulphur68
two or three68
the case with68
may be separated68
especially in the68
the proportion of68
said to be68
sum of the68
in close vessels68
is of a68
connected with the68
c n h68
a liquid state67
of the above67
two volumes of67
the weights of67
is not only67
of the vitriolic67
the discovery of67
takes place in67
by this method67
seen from the67
great number of67
of water in67
the pressure of67
make use of67
of an element66
in other words66
and its combinations66
you will see66
of the oxides66
will be found66
the first place66
the principle of66
the course of66
in a liquid66
to the other66
considerable amount of66
the atomic theory66
a salt of66
of the compounds65
is placed in65
determined by the65
with the formation65
can only be65
pressure of the65
knowledge of the65
in addition to65
it has a65
and if the65
crystal of tartar65
from which the65
the open air65
at a high65
of the liquor65
of the nitrous65
with that of64
passed through a64
evolution of heat64
is proper to64
volumes of the64
the appearance of64
obtained from the64
the colour of64
as far as64
will not be64
it cannot be64
is not a64
of the vapour64
taken advantage of64
separation of the64
to prevent the64
it will not64
molecular weight of64
be made to63
and hydrochloric acid63
and does not63
from the solution63
when heated with63
part of its63
of these substances63
by the name63
seems to be63
of the three63
into a glass63
to have been63
of the combinations63
crystals of the63
by the addition63
acted on by63
determination of the62
belong to the62
memoirs of the62
of sodium carbonate62
and sulphuric acid62
the laws of62
which do not62
as they are62
it is obtained62
shown in the62
i have not62
converted into a62
the metal is62
that part of62
of the sulphur62
in a closed62
with which the62
are to be62
products of the62
and in a62
the extraction of62
large amount of61
of sodium chloride61
the effect of61
and as the61
a precipitate of61
the expense of61
the determination of61
or in the61
exposed to a61
specific heat of61
can be obtained61
could not be61
in many cases61
the order of61
in the latter61
oxygen and hydrogen61
quantity of a61
we shall afterwards61
and is therefore61
a great number61
weight of oxygen61
which is a61
the normal salt61
the water is61
is obtained from61
of the law61
in the receiver61
air in the60
from time to60
of a very60
in order that60
different kinds of60
dissolved in the60
and many other60
covered with a60
nitric acid is60
gold and silver60
to the nature60
the parts of60
which must be60
the volatile alkali60
which will be60
this substance is60
at the expense60
as i have60
time to time60
part of this60
as to be60
of sal ammoniac60
action of light60
air in which60
it is proper60
an electric current60
does not act60
the acid is59
peroxide of hydrogen59
the periodic system59
is much more59
accompanied by the59
a strong solution59
is called the59
as shown in59
the carbonic acid59
when mixed with59
they are not59
what has been59
of which are59
which we shall59
i do not59
corresponding with the59
a saturated solution59
to the end59
a considerable amount59
is not so59
action of fire59
the hydrogen of59
in the open59
by which means59
the relation between59
in small quantities59
the volumes of59
is prepared by58
of the plant58
having the composition58
there may be58
strong solution of58
be dissolved in58
heated in a58
each of the58
as we have58
the absorption of58
with the phlogiston58
under a pressure58
difference between the58
it to the58
small portion of58
unites with the58
the history of58
belongs to the58
we know that58
basis of the58
it is easily58
h o h58
an atom of58
of this work57
in the atmosphere57
its specific gravity57
the top of57
hydrochloric acid and57
the substitution of57
carbonic acid gas57
of a mixture57
shown in fig57
a much greater57
rise of temperature57
seen in the57
the substance dissolved57
sulphuric acid and57
the memoirs of57
is the case57
a good deal57
the same nature57
the oxide of57
and carbonic anhydride57
be expressed by57
left in the57
but if the57
and so on57
on the basis57
that all the56
the mixture is56
introduced into the56
atom of hydrogen56
obtained in a56
for the same56
in which a56
the common air56
the same kind56
all the properties56
and has a56
absorbed by the56
of inflammable air56
does not give56
action of chlorine56
n h n56
must not be56
it follows that56
excess of water56
is expressed by56
which is formed56
atoms of the56
a small amount56
the university of56
into a liquid56
the progress of56
a change of56
the oxidation of56
amount of the56
butter of antimony56
with the oxygen56
be the case56
part by weight55
quantity of oxygen55
atom of oxygen55
at the beginning55
the following manner55
to which the55
variation of the55
by the following55
the work of55
are insoluble in55
be taken as55
attention to the55
showed that the55
carbonic anhydride is55
for determining the55
in the former55
the distillation of55
combustion of the55
a great quantity55
and therefore it55
of a candle55
the reaction of55
parts of oxygen55
the calcination of55
is composed of55
of the royal55
in the preceding55
oxygen from the54
a large amount54
weight of hydrogen54
it is then54
of the element54
by the water54
so long as54
the point of54
with the temperature54
the excess of54
change in the54
of the nature54
acid in the54
quantity of heat54
such as the54
by the equation54
the calx of54
of the carbon54
on this account54
of a metal54
reduced to a54
combine with the54
when exposed to54
is passed through54
in a crucible54
the reaction is54
aqueous solution of54
strong sulphuric acid54
in the manner53
in some measure53
for that purpose53
in a given53
is in the53
of hydrogen in53
as that of53
made in the53
the hydrochloric acid53
of the chemical53
presence of a53
relation between the53
under the name53
may be used53
of which we53
we have seen53
no other than53
of any other53
product of the53
it is to53
the gas is52
is combined with52
through the tube52
presence of an52
which are not52
amount of oxygen52
quantity of acid52
one of them52
of the second52
presence of the52
may be expressed52
in this form52
take place in52
it was not52
a gentle heat52
the mouth of52
of the liquid52
applied to the52
the salifiable bases52
may be taken52
be converted into52
the reguline part52
of this substance52
than in the52
by the means52
on the fact52
of the alkalis52
cause of the52
of sulphurous anhydride52
we find that52
passed through the52
of the mercury52
academy of sciences52
the hydrogen is52
access of air52
at the moment52
the affinity of52
the middle of51
it by the51
their atomic weights51
of these elements51
solutions of the51
an account of51
and the solution51
enter into the51
of the spirit51
oxygen in the51
employed in the51
the greater part51
the upper part51
volume of oxygen51
on this subject51
combination of the51
specific gravity is51
of which they51
carbon and hydrogen51
decomposed by the51
is also formed51
may be regarded51
of the following51
principles of the51
in the middle51
of the former51
to the fire51
be observed that50
top of the50
point of view50
of the different50
for the use50
the air and50
case of the50
the capacity of50
form of the50
the essential oil50
a great many50
is treated with50
the development of50
difference in the50
in large quantities50
and forms a50
acid with the50
the relation of50
with the other50
the conversion of50
to make it50
cream of tartar50
if it were50
be obtained in50
of the sodium50
the loss of50
at low temperatures50
is determined by50
such a manner50
volumes of hydrogen50
the tension of50
greater quantity of50
we shall see50
by heating the50
and all the50
are wont to50
vegetable and animal50
in this state49
so much the49
of a given49
the solutions of49
from it by49
acid may be49
far from being49
of the molecules49
it is capable49
be remarked that49
of the heat49
not only the49
there will be49
more and more49
in the vessel49
easily soluble in49
of the acids49
h o and49
and that of49
of these metals49
it is therefore49
of the operation49
the ratio of49
in the arts49
of the carbonic49
what i have49
as a rule49
consists of a49
evolved in the49
or any other49
into the receiver49
is a compound49
to think that49
those which are49
based on the49
na s o48
the oil of48
as is seen48
that the acid48
of the matter48
of a salt48
of the reaction48
if there be48
accordance with the48
is used as48
which can be48
there are many48
of the candle48
by which it48
obtained by heating48
does not contain48
from a solution48
just as the48
is greater than48
that of boiling48
of carbon and48
may be considered48
capable of combining48
of oxygen gas48
is seen from48
hydrochloric acid is48
is produced by48
as long as48
to the surface48
has the composition48
of air is48
and the latter47
in a great47
the subject of47
evident from the47
to have a47
the acid salt47
law of multiple47
in all the47
i have already47
colour of the47
proof of the47
of mixt bodies47
portions of the47
expense of the47
to explain the47
to the quantity47
if a solution47
in the above47
be found in47
in my opinion47
used for the47
greater part of47
soon as the47
and from the47
from the water47
the very same47
of the specific47
be exposed to47
an atmosphere of47
of a small47
of the oxide47
it is of47
for the formation47
in the molecule47
molecules of water47
the regulus of47
much of the47
must be observed47
oxides of the47
to separate the46
influence of the46
application of the46
the same temperature46
good deal of46
consequence of the46
what is the46
in the memoirs46
removed from the46
for it is46
in a similar46
has been found46
with the alkali46
in the fact46
is carried on46
is sufficient to46
it combines with46
is evident from46
passes into the46
the time of46
with an acid46
all the other46
be reduced to46
the moment of46
volume of air46
moisture of the46
which cannot be46
be passed through46
it with a46
the air which46
of solutions of46
of a large46
as it was46
found in nature46
not act on46
the moisture of46
the rate of46
acid and the46
capable of forming46
in the tube46
of this acid46
are found in46
are decomposed by45
with great ease45
is formed in45
the same quantity45
even in the45
is dissolved in45
by the help45
to which it45
the other elements45
substance which is45
in the reaction45
of its weight45
law of substitution45
of sodium hydroxide45
in the cold45
of the experiment45
the evaporation of45
the change of45
the th of45
of hydrogen peroxide45
at the temperature45
of sulphuretted hydrogen45
a combination of45
of nitrogen and45
of air in45
the idea of45
would have been45
in a furnace45
the reason of45
an example of45
so far as45
of the chlorine45
up to the45
that it contains45
conception of the45
of heat and45
of some of45
with the greatest45
of the science45
by no means45
with a mixture45
the investigation of45
the alkaline earths45
in the course45
will be seen45
the truth of45
and to the45
the difference of45
of an excess45
the rest of45
for the most45
particles of the45
by which the45
regard to the44
in the decomposition44
from the atmosphere44
in an atmosphere44
the same effect44
the spectrum of44
the water which44
of the lead44
towards the end44
is contained in44
less than that44
the volatile salt44
side of the44
fact that it44
and a half44
is in a44
i think it44
in a sand44
a glass tube44
at ordinary temperatures44
with spirit of44
with a certain44
the most part44
heated to a44
weight of water44
one pound of44
of the phlogiston44
from that of44
separated from it44
in the fire44
on the one44
be replaced by44
force of fire44
supposed to be44
of common salt44
physical and chemical44
in the composition44
this case the44
of the silver44
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the present time44
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of carbonic oxide43
the platinum metals43
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quantity of caloric43
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all the elements42
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to the law42
solution of caustic42
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state of vapour42
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oil of turpentine42
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a white powder41
hydrogen of the41
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with nitric acid41
what weight of41
as will be41
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water of the41
the hydrogen and41
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of the principles41
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of sodium sulphate39
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of the vegetable39
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to pass through39
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into water and39
with water and39
in the earth39
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half of the39
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of the gases39
number of atoms39
to the amount39
of potassium chlorate39
in a concrete39
of sodium and39
the experiments of39
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the quantities of39
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is well known39
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formed from the39
water at the39
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the following equation39
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iron filings and39
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of the component39
it is soluble39
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an equal quantity38
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the other metals37
for the manufacture37
of the common37
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composition of water37
these two substances37
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relative weights of37
solution of this37
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the nitrous air37
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to the solution36
hydrochloric acid gas36
equal volumes of36
sodium and potassium36
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at a higher36
we shall have36
of natural science36
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density of the36
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temperature and pressure36
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gravity of the36
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manner in which36
view of the36
a greater quantity36
by the vitriolic36
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the relative weights36
with fixed alkalis36
represented in the36
different from the36
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with in nature36
physical properties of36
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the same elements36
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animal and vegetable36
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potassium and sodium36
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of hydriodic acid35
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a second time34
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number of molecules34
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action of sulphuric34
to the acid34
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current of air34
on the subject34
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acts as a34
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volume of hydrogen34
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the neutral salts34
necessary for the34
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a certain time34
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nitric acid and33
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a yellow colour33
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in the liquid33
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science and art33
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the resultant solution33
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the higher oxides33
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into the jar33
solubility of the33
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of potassium and33
built up of33
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where it is32
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to extract the32
to raise the32
of phosphoric acid32
in the common32
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presence of air32
fact that a32
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the second place32
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separate it from32
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be carried on32
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the free state32
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of oxygen to32
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the sedative salt32
be separated by32
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absolute boiling point32
parts of a32
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