An Epitome of Chemistry
An Epitome of Chemistry
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G. This sulphate is decomposed, in high temperatures, by carbon. Mix any quantity of the salt with one fourth of its weight of charcoal finely powdered $ and expose the mixture, in a crucible, to a strong heat. The carbon will unite with the oxygen of the sulphuric acid, and will escape in the state of a gas. What remains is a compound, hereafter to be described, of sulphur and potash.
SULPHATE OF SODA.
A. This salt forms regular octahedral crystals, of a prismatic or cuneiform figure, the two ...terminating pyramids of which are truncated near their basis.
B. It has a more bitter taste than the preceding, and melts more easily in the mouth.
C. It swells upon a heated iron, in consequence of the loss of its water of crystallization, and a white powder is left.
D. By exposure to the atmosphere, it effloresces and loses weight.
E. It is very soluble iti water, 3 parts of which.
58 at 60 of temperature, dissolve one of the salt; and boiling water dissolves its own weight.
F. It contains per cent, 14 acid, 22 alkali, and 64 water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. This sulphate is decomposed, in high temperatures, by carbon. Mix any quantity of the salt with one fourth of its weight of charcoal finely powdered $ and expose the mixture, in a crucible, to a strong heat. The carbon will unite with the oxygen of the sulphuric acid, and will escape in the state of a gas. What remains is a compound, hereafter to be described, of sulphur and potash.
SULPHATE OF SODA.
A. This salt forms regular octahedral crystals, of a prismatic or cuneiform figure, the two ...terminating pyramids of which are truncated near their basis.
B. It has a more bitter taste than the preceding, and melts more easily in the mouth.
C. It swells upon a heated iron, in consequence of the loss of its water of crystallization, and a white powder is left.
D. By exposure to the atmosphere, it effloresces and loses weight.
E. It is very soluble iti water, 3 parts of which.
58 at 60 of temperature, dissolve one of the salt; and boiling water dissolves its own weight.
F. It contains per cent, 14 acid, 22 alkali, and 64 water.
What to read after An Epitome of Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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