THE PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY

acetic action alkali alloy alum alumina aluminium ammonia ammonium amount analogous anhydrous antimony arsenic atomic weight barium basic salts bismuth boiling boric acid boron cadmium calcium carbon bisulphide carbonic anhydride cerium Chapter charcoal chemical chloranhydride clay colour colourless combination composition compounds containing copper corresponding crystals decomposed by water decomposition dilute dissolves distillation double salts easily elements evaporated evolved example excess feeble fluoride formation fused gives heated hydrate hydrochloric acid hydrofluoric acid hydroxide hypophosphorous acid ignited insoluble instance isomorphous latter lead lead dioxide liquid magnesium mass mercury metals mixture molecular molecule nitric acid nitrogen obtained ordinary temperature oxidised oxychloride oxygen periodic law peroxide phosphoric acid phosphorus potassium powder precipitate properties quantity reaction silica silicon silver similar sodium soluble in water solution specific gravity stannic substance sulphate sulphide sulphuretted hydrogen sulphuric acid sulphurous anhydride tellurium thiosulphate vapour density volatile volatilises volume whilst yellow zinc