Scientific Amusements
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Those occurring in nature aresomewhatbrass-like in appearance, and are termed pyrites and blendes. Those which are artificially prepared have peculiar colours ; by heat they are con- verted into sulphates.
Have more the properties of acids than of bases are decomposed by ignition into oxygen and metal.
Sulphides.
With the exception of sulphide of mercury, they leave the pure metal when ignited.
CHAPTER VII.— ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.
RADICALS ACIDS BASES N EUTRALS.
: N the introduction to these brief ...chapters upon Chemistry, we said that the science was divided into two sections, the first section consisting of the simple combinations, and the other o^ compound combinations. The latter being met with chiefly in animal and vegetable matter, as distinguished from dead or inert matter, was termed Organic. This distinction will be seen below.
COMBINATIONS OF SIMPLE GROUPS.
Inorganic.
I. Elements and their Combinations, (i) Non-Metallic.
(2) Metallic.
II. Peculiar Decompositions of the above, (i) By Electricity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Those occurring in nature aresomewhatbrass-like in appearance, and are termed pyrites and blendes. Those which are artificially prepared have peculiar colours ; by heat they are con- verted into sulphates.
Have more the properties of acids than of bases are decomposed by ignition into oxygen and metal.
Sulphides.
With the exception of sulphide of mercury, they leave the pure metal when ignited.
CHAPTER VII.— ORGANIC CHEMISTRY.
RADICALS ACIDS BASES N EUTRALS.
: N the introduction to these brief ...chapters upon Chemistry, we said that the science was divided into two sections, the first section consisting of the simple combinations, and the other o^ compound combinations. The latter being met with chiefly in animal and vegetable matter, as distinguished from dead or inert matter, was termed Organic. This distinction will be seen below.
COMBINATIONS OF SIMPLE GROUPS.
Inorganic.
I. Elements and their Combinations, (i) Non-Metallic.
(2) Metallic.
II. Peculiar Decompositions of the above, (i) By Electricity.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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