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The following list contains the names of the most important elements usually put
in each class , together with the abbreviations of these names commonly used .
These abbreviations are called symbols . NON - METALLIC ELEMENTS .
The following list contains the names of the most important elements usually put
in each class , together with the abbreviations of these names commonly used .
These abbreviations are called symbols . NON - METALLIC ELEMENTS .
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The lightness of hydrogen and the energy with which it combines with oxygen ,
are its two most important characteristics . 22. The Oxy - hydrogen Blowpipe . -
The energy with which hydrogen and oxygen combine develops intense heat .
The lightness of hydrogen and the energy with which it combines with oxygen ,
are its two most important characteristics . 22. The Oxy - hydrogen Blowpipe . -
The energy with which hydrogen and oxygen combine develops intense heat .
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The most important compound of hydrogen is water , which , as we have already
learned ( 2 ) , contains hydrogen and oxygen . At ordinary temperatures , water is
a clear , colorless ransparent liquid , without taste or smell . It freezes at 32 ° ...
The most important compound of hydrogen is water , which , as we have already
learned ( 2 ) , contains hydrogen and oxygen . At ordinary temperatures , water is
a clear , colorless ransparent liquid , without taste or smell . It freezes at 32 ° ...
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... impressed with the important effects produced by the movements of water at
periods anterior to the existence of man , as well as in more recent times . To
such causes must we refer the formation of sedimentary rocks , and their
arrangement ...
... impressed with the important effects produced by the movements of water at
periods anterior to the existence of man , as well as in more recent times . To
such causes must we refer the formation of sedimentary rocks , and their
arrangement ...
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The most important of the blue compounds of cyanogen is Prussian blue , which
may be formed by mixing a solution of either the red or the yellow prussiate of
potash with a solution of green vitriol . Groups of atoms , like H N and CN , which
...
The most important of the blue compounds of cyanogen is Prussian blue , which
may be formed by mixing a solution of either the red or the yellow prussiate of
potash with a solution of green vitriol . Groups of atoms , like H N and CN , which
...
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| Titel | Handbook of Chemistry, for School and Home Use |
| Autoren | William James Rolfe, Joseph Anthony Gillet |
| Verlag | Woolworth, Ainsworth, & Company, 1869 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 28. Apr. 2014 |
| Länge | 205 Seiten |
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