Introduction to the study of inorganic chemistry / by William Allen Miller.

  • Miller, William Allen, 1817-1870.
Date:
1871
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    l>I'E,ST. 150. Wlial metals may be preciiiitnted by means of suliihurctted hydrogen? . . . . . .156 151. Describe the properties of carbon rlisulpbide . >57 152- 153- •54- «55- 156. '57- 15S. '59- 160. 161. 162. 163. 164. '(is- 166. 167. 168. I (19. 170. 171. 172. '73- 174. '75- What is there peculiar about the atomic and molecular volume of jdiospliorus ? . . . 159, 162 Slate, in a double column, the chief differences between crystalline and amorphous phosphorus . 161 2 (live the formuhe for the chief com]»ounds of phosphorus and cixygen . . . . . .163 What are the three forms of phosphiM'ic acifl ? . . 164 What is the difference between a ]ihosi>hate and a ]iyro- phosphale? . . . . . .165 What is a monobasic, a Iribasic, and a lelrabasic acid ? . ib6 I low is phosphuretled hydrogen prepared ? and what are its ]iro]ierties ? ..... 166-7 Describe some of ihe crystallised and anioriihous forms of silica . . . . . . . iGS 1 low is inire silica obtained ? .... 169 What do you mean by dialysis ? . . . .170 Give the formul.e for fire-clay or alumina silicate, ferrous silicate, and lead*ilicale .... 171 What is the composition of different kinds of glass? . I'J’i lixplain the erpialion : 2(iaF.j + 2I l„.SO,, SiO., = SiF, -I 2CaS()^ + 211.^0 . 173 1 low does boron occur in nature ? . . • '75 Under what forms has boron been obtained? .176 Give the formula' for boracic anhydride, boracic acid, and borax . . . . . . .175 What is the atomicity of boron ? . . .176 What are jiolymeric bodies? and give examples 177 Ilow is olefiant gas ]ne|)ared, and why is it so named ? . 17S What is marsh gas? and give its atomic and molecular weights, its specific gravity, and relalive weight . 179 \\ hat is the inincijile of the Davy lamp? . 180 j Describe llunsen’s burner .... 182 Describe (he blow-pipe, aiul distinguish clearly between the reducing flame and Ihe oxidising tlame . .184 What are the chief products of the destructive distillation of coal ? ..... 186-7 t' 2