Chemistry for Schools An Introduction to the Practical Study of Chemistry

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what are its properties ? what other name is it known by ?
15. What is the first action which takes place when phosphoric pent- oxide is thrown into water ?
1 6. What occurs when its solution is boiled for a long time, and how is it proved that a new hydrogen salt is formed ?
17. How is trihydric phosphate prepared? What are its chief pro- perties ?
1 8. Give the formulse and names of all the possible potassium and barium salts of trihydric phosphate.
19. How is the presence of a phosphate dete
...cted, (a) in a neutral liquid, {&) in an alkaline one, (c) in an acid one ?
20. What other hydrogen phosphates are there besides the trihydric one ?
21. What is the action of nascent hydrogen on hydric phosphite ?
22. What is the formula of hydric hypophosphite ? How much of its hydrogen is replaceable by metals ?
CHAPTER XIII.
ARSENIC. Symbol As. Atomic weight 75.
Combining vol. - or 75 . Molecule = As 4 = 300.
304. ARSENIC, which is the third term of the nitrogen group of elements, is mostly found in combination with metals and sulphur, but it is also found in the free state.


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