The elements of experimental chemistry / by William Henry.

  • William Henry
Date:
1810
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Credit: The elements of experimental chemistry / by William Henry. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAP. III. Of Heat on Caloric 100 Sect. I. Geneial Observations on Heat . ibid. II. Illustrations of the Effects of Free Caloric 110 III. Caloric the Cause of Fluidity J 33 ]V. Vapour . 139 V. Specific Caloric 151 CHAP. IV. Of Light Ib5 CHAP. V. Of Gases . 162 Sect. I. Of the Apparatus for Gases . ibid. Classification of Gases . . . 17 3 II. Oxygen Gas 177 III. Nitrogen or Azotic Gas . . . IS^ IV. Atmospheric Air .... 186 V. Hydrogen Gas 191 CHAP. VI. Of the Composition, Decomposition, AND Properties OF Water . . , . 206 Sect. I. Synthesis, or Composition, of Water ibid, II. Analysis, or Decomposition, of Water 210 III. Properties and Effects of Water 214' CHAP. VII. On the Chemical Agencies of Common AND Galvanic Electricity .... 221 Sect. I. Of the Construction of Galvanic Ai^angements 223 II. On the muttinl Relation of Elec- tricity and Galvanism . . . 230 HI. On the Chemical Agencies of Electricity and Galvanism . . 232 IV. Theory of the Changes produced by Galvanic Electricity . . 21-3 V. Theory of the Action of the Gal- vanic Pile 24 S
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