Modern inorganic chemistry / by J.W. Mellor.

  • Mellor, Joseph William, 1869-1938.
Date:
1925
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Credit: Modern inorganic chemistry / by J.W. Mellor. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CHAPTER IY COMBINATION BY VOLUME PAGE § 1. Gay-Lussac’s Law of Combining Volumes. § 2. Avogadro’s Hy- pothesis. § 3. The Relative Weights of the Molecules. § 4. The Formulae of Compounds. § 5. The Relative Weights of the Atoms. § 6. The Elements. § 7. The Relation between the Molecular Weights and the Volumes of Gases. § 8. Chemical Equations and Chemical Arithmetic. § 9. The Relation between Atomic and Combining Weights—Valency. § 10. Radicals or Radicles . \ 72 CHAPTER Y THE PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF GASES § 1. The Atmosphere. § 2. The Influence of Pressure on .the Volume of Gases—Boyle’s Law. § 3. Deviations from Boyle’s Law. § 4. Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures. § 5. The Laws of Nature. § 6. The Influence of Temperature on the Volume of Gases— Charles’ Law. § 7. The Combined Influence of Temperature and Pressure on the Volume of a Gas. § 8. Deviations from Charles’ Law. § 9. Methods for Measuring the Vapour Densities of Gases and of Volatile Liquids and Solids 93 CHAPTER YI HYDROGEN § 1. Hydrogen—Occurrence. § 2. The Preparation of Hydrogen. § 3. The Hydrogen Equivalent of the Metals. § 4. Chemical Affinity. § 5. The Measurement of the Affinity between the Acids and the Metals. § 6. Opposing Reactions—Guldberg and Waage’s Law. § 7. The Properties of Hydrogen. § 8. The Action of Hydrogen on the Metals. § 9. The Diffusion of Gases 112 CHAPTER YII THE KINETIC THEORY OF ATOMS AND MOLECULES § 1. Matter and Energy. § 2. Total, Available, and Potential Energy. § 3. The Degradation or Dissipation of Energy. § 4. The Molecular Theory of Matter. § 5. The Kinetic Theory of Molecules. § 6. The Kinetic Theory and Boyle’s Law. § 7. The Kinetic Theory and Charles’ Law and Avogadro’s Hypothesis. § 8. Summary of the Kinetic Theory. §9. Ultramicroscopic Particles. §10. Magnitudes in the Molecular World. § 11. Brown’s Kinetic Theory of the Atoms. § 12. The Effect of Molecular Attraction on an Expanding Gas—The Joule-Thomson Effect. §13. The Liquefaction of Gases. §14. The Manufacture of Oxygen and Nitrogen from Liquid Air .... 132