Avogadro and Dalton: the standing in chemistry of their hypotheses / by Andrew N. Meldrum, D.SC ; with a preface by Francis R. Japp.

  • Meldrum, Andrew Norman, 1876-1934.
Date:
1904
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    CONTENTS. PAGE. Part 1.—The Standing in Chemistry of Avogadro's Hypothesis, 9 Chapter I.—Introduction, - - 9 II.—The relation between the Hypothesis and Gay- Lussac's Law, - - - - - -14 III.—The relation between the Hypotliesis and the Kinetic Theory of Gases, - - - - 20 „ IV.—The Hypothesis as a Principle of Chemistry : the Molecule, 25 ,, V.—The Hypothesis as a Principle of Chemistry (continued) : the Atom, - - - - 29 „ VI,—The Molecular Formulae of the Elements, - 39 ,, VII.—The Hypothesis in relation to Purely Chemical Methods, 43 Part II.—The Standing in Chemistry of Dalton's Atomic Theory, Chap. VIII.—Introduction,- ,, IX.—The Essentials of Dalton's Theory, - - - 56 „ X.—The Atomic Weight Systems of Berzelius, - 68 ,, XL—The Atomic Weight System of Gmelin, - - 76 XII.—The Chemical System of Gerhardt and Laurent, 83 ,, XIII.—The Chemical System of Cannizzaro, - - 95 ,, XIV,—The Relative Standing of Dalton's Atomic Theory and Avogadro's Hypothesis, - 102