A Text-book of Inorganic Chemistry

absorbed action allowed ammonia amount aqueous atmosphere atomic weight becomes bismuth boiling bromine calcium carbon dioxide causes chemical chlorine colour combination combustion composition compound condition consists constitutes containing cooled copper crystallisation crystals decomposed decomposition density dilute dissociation dissolved effect electric elements employed equal equation evolved Experiments expressed fact flame formation formula gaseous gases given gives glass grammes heated hydrochloric acid hydrogen increased iodine iron known light liquid lower mass matter means mercury metal method mixed mixture molecular molecules monoxide namely nitric nitrogen obtained ordinary oxide oxygen ozone passed peroxide phosphorus potassium prepared present pressure produced properties proportion pure quantity rapidly reaction readily regarded represented result rise salt seen separate shown silver sodium solid soluble solution specific substance sulphur dioxide sulphuric acid takes place temperature termed tion tube unite vapour volume