The Early History of Chlorine
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It is probably phosphorus thus com- bined with a portion of vital air which M. DE MORVEAU has called the acidifiable base of phosphorus, which he obtained by exposing phosphoric acid in a crucible to a considerable degree of heat ; for the portion of vital air which was least adherent to the acid, has been forced to dissipate itself, and there was bound to remain a com- bination of phosphorus and a little vital air, which is less combustible and less liable to be attacked by nitrous acid, i, be...cause the affinity of the phosphorus for vital air is already satisfied in part, 2, because the heat which would be disengaged at the commencement, when the combination took place with the greatest force, cannot in this case aid that part of the combination which takes place only through a feeble affinity. It is thus that sulphur is immediately reduced to vitriolic acid if the combustion is vivid ; but that, if the combustion is slow, only sul- phurous acid is formed, which then assumes the state of vitriolic acid with some difficulty.
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It is probably phosphorus thus com- bined with a portion of vital air which M. DE MORVEAU has called the acidifiable base of phosphorus, which he obtained by exposing phosphoric acid in a crucible to a considerable degree of heat ; for the portion of vital air which was least adherent to the acid, has been forced to dissipate itself, and there was bound to remain a com- bination of phosphorus and a little vital air, which is less combustible and less liable to be attacked by nitrous acid, i, be...cause the affinity of the phosphorus for vital air is already satisfied in part, 2, because the heat which would be disengaged at the commencement, when the combination took place with the greatest force, cannot in this case aid that part of the combination which takes place only through a feeble affinity. It is thus that sulphur is immediately reduced to vitriolic acid if the combustion is vivid ; but that, if the combustion is slow, only sul- phurous acid is formed, which then assumes the state of vitriolic acid with some difficulty.
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