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CHAPTER VII THE NUMBER OF ATOMS CONTAINED IN A MOLE- CULE DISSOCIATION AND ASSOCIATION AUXILIARY METHODS FOR DETERMINING ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR WEIGHTS THE LAW OF DULONG AND PETIT ATOMIC AGGREGATES IN SOLUTION The Number of Atoms Contained in a Molecule. The chemical molecule may be regarded in the light of these conclusions as a weight of matter representing in the case of compounds an irreducible minimum, because any further division must obviously lead to the removal of atoms, i. E. , to decom...position, and the com- pound, as such, ceases to exist. And, since the weight of the molecule is the sum total of the weights of its component atoms, we have now to face the next question whether, the relative weight of the molecule being known, it is possible to decide therefrom the numbers of the atoms of the elements of which it is composed. We know, for instance, that a molecule of water has the relative weight 18, 163 164 CHEMISTRY and that it contains two atoms of hydrogen because it contains the divisible quantity of that element represented by H 2 .
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CHAPTER VII THE NUMBER OF ATOMS CONTAINED IN A MOLE- CULE DISSOCIATION AND ASSOCIATION AUXILIARY METHODS FOR DETERMINING ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR WEIGHTS THE LAW OF DULONG AND PETIT ATOMIC AGGREGATES IN SOLUTION The Number of Atoms Contained in a Molecule. The chemical molecule may be regarded in the light of these conclusions as a weight of matter representing in the case of compounds an irreducible minimum, because any further division must obviously lead to the removal of atoms, i. E. , to decom...position, and the com- pound, as such, ceases to exist. And, since the weight of the molecule is the sum total of the weights of its component atoms, we have now to face the next question whether, the relative weight of the molecule being known, it is possible to decide therefrom the numbers of the atoms of the elements of which it is composed. We know, for instance, that a molecule of water has the relative weight 18, 163 164 CHEMISTRY and that it contains two atoms of hydrogen because it contains the divisible quantity of that element represented by H 2 .
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Raphael Meldola to read onlineMoreLess
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