A text-book on chemistry. For the use of schools and colleges (1866)
Draper, Henry, 1837-1882 · New York, Harper & brothers · leaf 312
ic inchesweigh 29.96 grains. If mixed with an equal volume ofchlorine an oily liquid condenses, from wThich olefiantgas receives its name. This is the chloride of olefiantgas, or Dutch liquid, which will be described under Or-ganic Chemistry. With twice its volume of chlorine, ifit be set on fire,… … 300 CYANOGEN. LECTURE LVI. Cyanogen. —Preparation.—Liquefaction.—An Elec-tro - negative Compound Radical. — Bisulphide ofCarbon.—Refractive and Dispersive Poivers. Boron.—Preparation.—Boron Diamonds. —BoracicAcid.—Nitride of—Fluoride of. Silicon.—Three Allotropic States.—Silicic Acid.—Flu-osilicic…
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