Inorganic chemistry : theoretical and practical with an introduction to the principles of chemical analysis an elementary text-book / by William Jago.

  • William Jago
Date:
1892
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    Electrodes, 72 Electrolysis, explanation of, 71 — of hydrochloric acid, 94 — water, 71 Elementary molecules, 38 Elements, 30 — atomicity of, 31, 120 — classification of, 32 — definition of, 7 — table of, 31 F.quations, chemical, 35 Equivalent, chemical, 99 Etching on glass, 237 Ethylene, 152 Eudiometer, Cavendish's, 74 use of, 75 Etidiometric analysis of air, 171 Evaporation, 18 Exchange, mutual chemical, 16 Expansion of gases by heat, 28 water by heat, 67 Explosion, 157 Hydrocnloric acid, analysis of, 94 electrolysis of, 94 preparation of, 91 — — properties of, 92 — — reactions of, 271 solubility of, 93 solution of, 179 synthesis of, 95 Hydrocyanic acid, reactions of, 273 Hydrofluoric acid, 237 reactions of, 272 Hydrogen, 53 — liquefaction of, 64 — occurrence of, 53 — peroxide (hydroxyl), 79 — preparation of, 53 — properties of, 58 — sulphuretted, 205 — weight of, in HydrosuUihiiric acid, 205 H ydroyxf, 79 CAHRENHEIT scale, 27 1 Filtration, 19 Flame of blowpipe, 163 — luminosity of. 160 — structure of, 161 Flowers of sulphur, 201 Fluorine, 237 Force, 8 Formic acid, reactions of, 274 Formula:, explanation of, 34 Freezing mixture, how prepared, 219 GAS, coal, preparation of, 127 — jars. 52 olefiant, 152 Gases, combining volumes of, no diffusion of, 60 elements which occur as, 33 expansion of, by heat, 28 relation of pressure to volume, 29 Glass working, 40 Gold, action of acids on, 188 Gramme, 25 1 -rapine formulre, 122 Graphite, 128 Halogens, 232 Hard water, 138 FI eat of combustion, 158 — expansion of gases by, 28 — produced by combinations, 7 — quantity of, 28 — relation to chemical action of, 8 11 eavy carburet ted hydrogen, 152 Hydrncids, 116 _ Hydrate, definition of, 117 Hydriodic acid, reactions of, 271 Hydrobromic acid, reactions of, 271 Hydrocarbons, 148 Hydrochloric acid, 90 T GNITION, 21 i Indestructibility of matter, 4 Induction coil, method of using an, £2 Inflammable bodies, 156 Iodine, 235 iron, combustion of, in oxygen, 43 — reactions of, 263 LAMP, Bunsen’s, 12, 162 — chimneys, 163 Latent heat of steam, 63 water, 67 Laughing gas (nitrogen monoxide), 190 law of Avogadro, 109 i I aws of chemical combination, 98 • Lead, reactions of, 258 Light carburettcd hydrogen, 148 Lime-water, how to prepare, 130 Liquid sulphur dioxide, 215 List of reagents, 308 Litmus, as a test for acids and alkalies, 117 Litre. 23 Luminosity of flame, 160 MAGNESIUM, inflammability of, 3 — reactions of, 267 ] Manganese, reactions of, 265 j Mamotte's or Boyle's law (i.e. that govern ing relation of pressure to volume of gases), 29 Marsh gas, 148 Marsh’s test, 262 Matter, definition of, 2 indestructibility of, 4 Measurement of temperature, 26 i Measures, 22 Mechanical mixture, 6 j Mercury, reactions of, 258 Mercury oxide, preparation of, 39 j — purification of, 20 1 Metre, definition of, 22
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