Experimental chemistry, founded on the work [Principles of chemistry] of J.A. Stöckhardt |
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Page iii
... , a small set of scales and weights , and a measuring glass , the student will be able to perform the great majority of the elementary experiments of chemistry . Of course other apparatus may be added with great advantage CHAPTER.
... , a small set of scales and weights , and a measuring glass , the student will be able to perform the great majority of the elementary experiments of chemistry . Of course other apparatus may be added with great advantage CHAPTER.
Page vii
... Scales and Weights , with glass pans . 1 Graduated 2 - oz . Glass Measure . 1 Gas Receiver , 20 - oz . capacity , with brass cap , stopcock , bladder - ferrule and jet , for holding or conveying Gases into Bladders , Balloons , & c . 1 ...
... Scales and Weights , with glass pans . 1 Graduated 2 - oz . Glass Measure . 1 Gas Receiver , 20 - oz . capacity , with brass cap , stopcock , bladder - ferrule and jet , for holding or conveying Gases into Bladders , Balloons , & c . 1 ...
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... scales Expansion of solids Expansion of gases Change of state From solid to liquid - latent heat From liquid to gas - boiling . Latent heat of steam • Evaporation . - Aqueous vapour Distillation Diffusion of heat Conduction . Convection ...
... scales Expansion of solids Expansion of gases Change of state From solid to liquid - latent heat From liquid to gas - boiling . Latent heat of steam • Evaporation . - Aqueous vapour Distillation Diffusion of heat Conduction . Convection ...
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... scale - pan will rise at once . adhesion between the ether and the scale - pan is very slight . The Cohesion may also be illustrated by cutting a bullet in half , and pressing together with the hands the two clean and recently cut ...
... scale - pan will rise at once . adhesion between the ether and the scale - pan is very slight . The Cohesion may also be illustrated by cutting a bullet in half , and pressing together with the hands the two clean and recently cut ...
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... scales or cinders , and that exposed to moist air or earth , it is converted into rust ; that the expressed juice of the grape gradually turns to wine , and this again to vinegar ; that wood in a stove , or oil in a lamp , disappears in ...
... scales or cinders , and that exposed to moist air or earth , it is converted into rust ; that the expressed juice of the grape gradually turns to wine , and this again to vinegar ; that wood in a stove , or oil in a lamp , disappears in ...
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Page 19 - ... the accuracy of every chemical process, and ascertain the true composition of bodies by proving the weight of the compound to be equal to the weight of the substances which produce it. 32. Use of the Balance,-— The balance is to the chemist what the compass is to the mariner, and before its introduction as a means of verifying experiments, the whole science of Chemistry was a collection of disconnected and separate facts and theories. Until within a comparatively recent period it was supposed...