Volume 5

A comprehensive treatise on inorganic and theoretical chemistry / by J.W. Mellor.

  • Mellor, Joseph William, 1869-1938.
Date:
1947-1952
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    CHAPTER XXXIX CARBON § 1. The History of Carbon (700); § 2. The Occurrence of Carbon (715); § 3. The Different Forms of Carbon—Allotropy (718); § 4. The Action of Heat on the Diamond and Graphite (724); § 5. The Synthesis and Genesis of Diamonds (730); § 6. The Genesis of Graphite (738) ; § 7. The Preparation of Amorphous Carbon (744); § 8. The Physical Properties of the Different Forms of Carbon (755); § 9. The Adsorption of Gases, etc., by Carbon (789); § 10. The Action of Oxygen and Water on Carbon (811); § 11. The Chemical Properties of Carbon (821); § 12. The Constitution, Valency, and Atomic Weight of Carbon (837); § 13. The Carbides—The Alkali Carbides (844); § 14. The Carbides of the Copper Family of Elements (850); § 15. The Carbides of the Alkaline Earths (856); § 16. The Carbides of the Magnesium- Zinc Family (866); § 17. The Carbides of Aluminium and the Rare Earth Metals (870) ; § 18. The Carbides of the Silicon and Tin Families of Elements (875) ; § 19. Carbides of the Nitrogen, Vanadium, and Chromium Families of Elements (887); § 20. The Carbides of Manganese, and of the Iron and Platinum Family of Elements (892) ; § 21. The Carbon Oxides and Suboxides (904); § 22. The History of Carbon Monoxide (907;; § 23. The Occurrence and Preparation of Carbon Monoxide (909); § 24. The Physical Properties of Carbon Monoxide (915); § 25. The Solubility of Carbon Monoxide (923) ; § 26. The Chemical Properties of Carbon Monoxide (926); § 27. The Metal Carbonyls (950); § 28. The Carbonyl Halides (962): § 29. Carbonyl Sulphide (971). Index 979