The elements of thermal chemistry / by M.M. Pattison Muir ; assisted by David Muir Wilson.

  • Muir, M. M. Pattison (Matthew Moncrieff Pattison), 1848-1931.
Date:
1885
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Credit: The elements of thermal chemistry / by M.M. Pattison Muir ; assisted by David Muir Wilson. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    XU Section III. Distiubution of a base between two acids. Kelative AVIDITIES OF ACIDS. Statement of the problem . Analysis of a typical reaction . Experimental results . Calculations . . . • General conclusions Further examples of the method Table of relative avidities of acids Paragraph Page . 102-3 90 . 104—5 90—1 106 91—3 107 93—4 108 94 109 94—5 110 95 Section IV. THEuiiocHEiiiCAL classification of elements and COMPOUNDS. Periodic connection between heats of formation of haloid salts and atomic weights of elements Thermochemical relations of a group of elements Relations between atomic weights and thermal reactions of the alkaline earth metals ...•••• Chemically and thermally comparable changes . Thermochemical examination of various comparable reactions of action of metals on water Objections to some of the arguments founded on such examina tion Examination of action of metals on acids . ^ . • Concluding remarks on the subject-matter of this section 111 95—6 112 96—7 113 97—8 114 99-100 115—6 100—1 117 101—3 118—9 103—4 120—3 104—7 124 107 CHAPTER IV. APPLICATIONS OE THERMAL METHODS TO THE STUDY OF PHENOMENA PARTLY CHEMI- CAL AND PARTLY PHYSICAL. Introductory. 125 108 Section I. Melting. Boiling. Evapouation. Definition of melting point ,, „ boiling point Effect of raising temperature of vapour of water Heat of hquefaction Relation of melting point to chemical composition Heat of vaporisation Molecular explanation of evaporation . Boiling of mixed liquids . . ■ • • Relations of boiling point to chemical composition Connection between rate of evaporation and moleculai weight 108 108—9 109—10 110—2 112— 3 113— 4 114— 6 116—7 117—20 120 E BaiA' ' ' ' .j- , lascoos svstcn) Lascffi! inrengitioB of dissocatioii of hvdr Sot HI. SmaUED ABXOEMi Q!lt Eaitiffli of Moentc of tanpentuK and ifflstia of mi® nponfs, '^'•si'oioffiie'coiiipoaiijs