The Principles of Chemistry, Volumen2

according action alkali aluminium ammonia ammonium amount analogous anhydride atomic weight bases basic bismuth boiling calcium carbon chemical chloride chromic cobalt colour combination complete composition compounds considerable containing converted copper corresponding crystalline crystals decomposed determined dissolved double easily elements especially evolved example excess existence expressed fact ferric ferrous formation fused gives gold gravity heated higher hydrate hydrochloric acid hydrogen hydroxide ignited insoluble instance iron known latter lead lead dioxide less liquid lower mass means mercury metals method mixed mixture molecules nature nitric obtained ordinary oxide oxidised oxygen passes periodic peroxide phosphorus platinum potassium precipitate prepared presence properties pure quantity reaction reduced remains replaced resemblance respect salts separated shows silica silicon silver similar sodium soluble solution specific substance sulphate sulphide sulphuretted hydrogen sulphuric acid sulphurous anhydride taken takes temperature vapour volume whilst yellow zinc