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Alkali me.tals^3583 oarbonates 01, 367; eetat>> parative table of com;pocuMls ot^^^ h0r des of, 366; hydmxideB oC, ate, md; oxlaes of, 359; properties of, 359; suqAlOes eC, Alkali metals, table of physical odiislWhtatit 359. Alkaline earths. 380; ttrsenatea ^.^i e«i^ bonates of. ^; cnlorides of, 398; com^M4- son of members of, 389; filtrates -of, 897; oxides and t^roxides^f, 390, a9i; pJMks- f>hates of, 395; sulphates «fk 394. lotropism. 46. Alloys. 239, 240. Alumlnal;es, 328. Alum, 327. Alumitiuim, chloride, 323; hattdes ol, 923; hydroxide. 396; oeoiirrc»nce 6L 321; |nw- paratioii 01, 322; properties of. 322; aill- cates, 327; sulphide, 32^; trioxlde, 325. Amalgams, 240, 404. AmiBunia, 176 to ^81.-heat of formation oC, ^; occurreAOe In atmosi>berek 165. AmuMHiia-soda process, 369. Ammotiium, salts of, 182, 184. Anatas. 414. Anglesite, tm, 395. Anhydrides, 12, 2d. li». Anhydrite. 395. specific gravity ot, VSB. Atomic theory, i, 4. " Atonic volumes, influence tH m ^MtfBii6iefr at elements,. 352. ^^ Atomic weight, 4. 60, ^ SaS. Atomic weights. s.tandardof, 6; laJHtont «« Auric chh>rTde, 387. Avogadro*s hypottieflis, M^ 67«i3lttbM. 9iL Azoimide, 185. Barite. 396. Barium, proferttos «f, BM; M9«S»tM^ M. " ometeiyjy. 8?1l!'^2fl^'t2. 1^3, ^; fcbal «i* 1 izatiou of, 361, 362. 363; MiitiBaHz 360. Basic nitrate brUsbitttfa, 2B&. Be^Q. 296. BfHryllium, 896. erzelius, 191, d3i. Ismite, 247. Bismuth. aUoFS oi; 248.- haSd68 H, Mi hydroxides of, 249, 2S5; occuri«nt«, W^ iraratioti and preeerties of. 247, 248; axmes ^ol. aVA, 25U silb'l^deA Ot 261. Bismuthihite, 247. Black. 2. Black lead, see gilBit>l)lte. Borax, 316, 319. BorooAltsite 3(6 Boron famhy, elemehts oI.31l; eamtxnx»aA of, 315. ^ , Boron, halldes ot 817; hydride,^?; njtttUie. 320; occiHTehoe and properties ot, 3M; sulphide, 320; trlchloria& 317; trifiodddew 318; trtoxide, 318* Braunite,i3l. Bromate of potassium^ 124. Digitized by Googfe- 498 INDEX. Bromfturate of potassium, 388. Bromides, formation of, 78. Bromine, hydrate, 76; monochloridey 129; occurrence, properties and preparation of, 74. 76; oxyaclds of, 124. Brookite, 414. Bunsen burner, 272; effect of salts on flame of. 373. Butane, 267. Cadmium, metallurgy, properties, alloys of, 401 to 404. Oalcite group. 303. Oalclum, properties ot 390; oxide, 391. Oalomel, see mercurous cbloride. Carbonate of cadmium, 406; of calcium, 268; of calcium, primary, 280; of sodium, 368; CarlH .,,.»....'>; primary, 280; table of natu- rally occurrint;, 281. Carbon, compounds with chlorine, 273; com- pounds with hydrogen, 263; compounds with nitrogen, hydrogen and oxygen, table of, 288; dioxide, in atmosphere, 162, 163, 1&4; dioxide, liquid, 279; dioxide, prepara- -tlon and properties of, 278, 279; disulphide. ^81; monoxide, 275, 276; occurrence of, 258; oxides of, 274; percentage in fuels, 261; tetrabromIde,274; tetrachloride, 273; tetra- iodide,274. 'Carbon family, elements of, 254 ; compounds of, 255, 256. 257. 313. ^ -Carbonic anhydride, see carbon dioxide. Carbonylchloride, 277. -Carnalllte, 392. Cassiterite, see tin-stone. Catalysis, 19. .. Cavendish, 2,26, 35. Celestine.395. Cement, Portland, 391. .^^ ^ * ^ <Jerium,414. Cerussite. 309. Chalcocite, 376- • , -Chalcopyrite, 87, 332, 376, 447. ' •Change, chemical, 4, •Chaptal, 159. . ..." Charcoal, animal, 262; wood, 261 Chemical compounds, formation of, 101; a,tQichiometric composition of, 335. Chemism, 9, Chlorates, 118, 119, Clilorate of poiassium, 19, 118, 119. Chloraurate of potassium, 388. Chlorine, bleaching action of, 62; dioxide, 122; hydrate, 60; liquid, 59; monoxide, 115; occurrence, preparation and properties of, 57, 58, 59. 60. 61; oxides of, 113, 114; oxyacids of, constitution, 123; oxyacids, nomencla- ture of, 113; oxy-salts, nomenclature of, U3; trioxide., 121. ^Chloride of ammonium, vapor density of, 183. <Jhloride of cadmium, 406; of calcium, 392; of silver, 383; of sodulm, 367; of strontium, 392; of zinc, 406. Chloride of sodium, Qccurrence In atmos- phere. 165. Chlorides, formation of, 61, 72. ^ _ ^Chlorides of not-metals, relation to periodic system. 364. ^, ,^ Chloroform, see methlne chloride. • .Chlorplatlnamine chloride 466, ^hlorplatindiamine chloride, 467. , Xl/hromates, the. 424. X^hromlc chloride, 422; sulphate, 422. /Chromlte, 419. Chromium. 418, 420; oompounds, preparation of, 426; oxides of. 421; Moxide, 423. Chromium, molybdenum, tungsten and uranium, table of compounds of, 432. Chromous oompounds, 426. Chrom spinell. 419. Chromyl chloride, 423. Cinnabar, 403. Clay, see kaolin. Coai,r" * ,261; bituminous, distillation of, 177. Cobaltamines, 469. Cobalt glance, 224. Cobaltite, 446. Cobaltic nitrite, 468, oxide 468. Cobalt, metallurgy and properties of, 461. Cobaltous chloride 467; oxide, 467; nitrate, 468; sulphide, 468. Coke, 261. Colloids, 294. Columbium, 417. Combustion. 21, 22. Conductor, electric, of Second class, 345. Conservation of energy, 10. Conservation of matter, 2, 14. Copper, 376; occurrence, metallurgy, alloys of, 376; oxides of, 380; sulphides of, 383. Copper, silver, gold, properties of. 379, 376: table comparing compounds of. 376. 388. Corrosive sublimate, see mercuric chloride. Corundum, 321. Courtois,79. Crodoite, 419. Crookes,332. Cryolite, 321. Crystalloids. 29^. . " ■ ' • Cupric, carbonates, 382, chloride, 381; nitrate, 382; oxide and hydroxide. 381; sulphate, 381: sulphide. 383. Cuprite, 376. ' ^ Cuprous chloride, 360; iodide,- 380, 381; oxide, 380. !;'■■■. Cyanateof ammoniuin, 286. '' ' ' CyAnates. 286. , , Cyanides, 283,285. Cyanogen. 284;. Dalton. John. 4, 66, 334. , -* Danaite, 446. ■ . • Davy, Sir HumphrQr, 36, 57, 63; 259. D^ Boisbaudran, 33D. . .. Decomposition, double, 364. Devllle,321. Dew point, 1615. Dialysis, 294, Diaspor, 321. Dichromate of potassium. 424. Dichromates, the, 424. Diethyl, see butane. • Dimanganite of -calcium. 439. • Dimethyl, see ethane. Diamlde, see hydrazine. Diamond, 258. Distillation, 43. Bisulphide of iron, 467, Dolomite, 393. %/: Double halides, nature of, 291, 324. ' . . ' Dulong, and Petit. 338. £au de Javelles, 115. Electrolytes, 345. Elements, division 'of, -11, .16. number of, 8; number of atoms in molecules of, 403; periodic system of. 347 to 357; polyvalent, union of, lOl. Eltaboron, 357. Endothermic reactions, 11. Energy, chemical, 9, 10. - Digitized by Google IKDEX. 49» Suxenlte, 413. Equations, chemical, 14, 69. Equivalent weights, 344, 345. Ethane, 267. Ethylene, 268, 270. Exothermic reactions, 11.) Fahlore, 376. Faraday, 345, Feldspar, see orthoclase. Ferric chloride. 455; oxide, 454; sulphate, 456; sulphide, 466. Ferricyanide of potassium, 285. Ferrites. 454. Ferrocyanide of potassium, 285. Ferrous carbonate, 453; chloride, 452; cya- nide, 285; ferric oxide, 21, 456; oxide. 452; sulphate, 452. Flame, nature of, 270. 271. Fluorine, occurrence, properties and pre- paration of, 54. Fluosilicate of potassium, 292. Formulae, structural, 106. Franklinlte, 454. Fuels, composition of, 261. Gadolinite, 413. Galena, 87. 309. Galenlte.see Galena. Galileo. 166. Gallium, compounds of, 330. Garnet, 296, 321. Gas coal, 261. Gasesy calculations to standard conditions, 167. Gas, illuminating, composition of, 270. Gas, natural. 263. Gay Lussac and Humboldt, 36, 64, 66. €toDer 194. ' ' I Germanium, compounds with halogenes.299; occurrence of, 298; oxides of, 299, 300; sul- phides of. 300. Gersdorflte, 446. Glass, 397. Gtold. 375; chlorides of, 387; compounds of, 386; occurrence, metallurgy and alloys of. Graphite, 259, 260. Greenoftlcite. 403. Guantdine, 287. Gypsum, 87, 395. Halogene and nitrogen families, acids of, comparative table of. 201. Halogene compounds, types of, 103. Halogenes, comparison of. 52, 82, 83: com- pounds with each other, 129; ozy-acids of, table, 129. Hausmanuite, 434. Hematite, 446. Humboldt, see Gay-Lussac. Hydrargyilite, 321. Hydrazine, 185. Hydrocarbons. 263, 268, 269. Hydrogen, antimonide, seestibine; bromide, 76.77, 78; chloride, 62, 63, 64, 70; chloride, electrolysis of, 64; combustion of, 33; com- pounds, relation in valence to chlorine compounds, 354; compounds of carbon, nitrogen, oxygen and halogene families, table of, 255; compounds oinitrogen and phosphorus, table of. 210; compounds of not-metals, chemical nature of, 172; com- pounds of notmetals, reactions of, 173; compounds, types of, 101; dioxide, 49, 60, 51; discovery or, 26; diffusion of. 32; fluor- ide, 54, 55, 56; in fixed stars, 26; iodide, 79, 81,82; occlusion of. 32; phosphide, liquid, 209; phosphide, s(4id, 210; occurreuce, pre^ paration and properties of. 26. 27, 28, 30.; phosphide, see pbosphine: seienide, 98; silicide, 290; sulphide. 92. 93, 94, 95; sul- phide, heat of f<Ninatlon ot 62; teUuridOr Hydroxides, 28, 43. 73, 249. Hyperozides, 24. 312. Hypobromite of potassium, 121. Hypochlorites, bleaching action of, 116; de« composition of by acids, 116. Hypocniorite of calcium, 116, 397; of potas- sium, 116. Hyponitrite of potassium, 301; of sHver, 201. Hyposulphite of sodium. 150. Indium, compounds of. 331. lodate of potassium, 128, Iodine, occurrence, properties and prepara- tion of, 79. 80; monobromide, 129; monoch* loride, 129; oxy-acids of, 126; pentalluoride, 129; pentoxide, 127; trichloride, 129, lodoaurate of potassium, 388. Iridium, 462. Iron, cobalt, nickel, relation to periodic system, 444; table of compounds oi, 460. Iron, metallurgy of 447; occurrence, pro- perties, alloys of 446, 449, 451; pig, 448; pyrites, 87, 88, 332, 446; wrought, 4«. Isocyanides, 283. Kaolin, 297, 321,327. Kelp, 79. Kindling temperature, 21, 22. Lamp black, 262, Lanthanum, 413. • Laughing gas, see nitrous oxide. Lavoisier, 2, 14, 26, 35, 278. Law of definite proportions, the, 3, 5, 334; of Dulong and Petit, 338, 340, 341; of isomor- phism, use of in determining atomic weights. 34:>: of multiple proportions, 3, 5; of volumes of uniting gases, 65, 335; Lazurite, 376. Lead, dioxide; 312; isomorphism of salts of, 312; monoxide, 311; occurrence, prepara- tion and properties of, 309; salts of. 311; sesquioxide, 312; suboxide, 312; sulphide, 313.. Le Blanc. 368. Leucite, 296. Light, chemical action of, 385. Lignite. 261. Lime, quick, 391: slaked, 391. Liquor ammonia. 178. Litharge, 311. Lithium light. 373. Magnesite,393. Magnetite, 446. Magnesium, properties of, 390. Malachite, 376. Manganates, 440. Manganese dioxide, 58, 438; properties of» 434, relation of compounds to other ele- ments. 442; relation to the periodic system^ 433. Manganic oxide, 436; chloride, 437; sulphate, 437. Manganite, 434, Manganites. 439. Mauganous. carbonate, 436; chloride, 436; manganic oxide. 437; oxide, 435; sulphate, 436; sulphide, 436. Marsh gas, see methane. Mayer, 10. Mass action, 363« 364. Melaconite, 376. Digitized by Google 500 INDEX. Hendelejeff. 331, 347, 357, il8. Mercuric chloramide, 410; chloride; 409; cyanide. 411; iodide. 411; nitrate 411; oxide, 407; sulphide. 412. Mercurous chloramide, 409: chloride; 408. iodide, 410; nitrate 411; oxide. 407; sulphide; 411. Mercury, occurrence, metallurgy, properties of. 402. 403, 404. Metals, the. 11. Metaarsenates, IKK. Metaborates, 319. Metaphosphates, 2S1. Methane, 268, 264. 266; action of chlorine on, 265. Methine chloride, 266. Methyl, 206; chlorkle. 266. Methylene chloride, 266. Meyer, Lothar, 347, 352. Mica, 296. Mitscherlich. 342. Molybdenum. 4is. 420; compounds of„ 427; sulphides of, 429. Molybdenite. 419. Molybdite, 419. Molssan, 54. Molecular weight, 4. 69. Molecular weights, determination of, 68, 336, 337. Molecules, number of atoms in, 102. Mortar, 391. Muscovite, 321. Nascent state, 60, 199. Neodidyiaium, 416. JCf iccolite, 446. Nicltel, cyanides of, 460; preparation, pro- perties, metallurgy and alloys of, 451. Nickelous chloride, 459; oxide, 469. Mlsson and Petterson, 323. Nitrate of bismuth, 250; of calcium, 196; of ' potassium, 369, 370; of silver, 385; of sodium, 869. Nitrates, decomposition of, 199; formation of, 196. Nitric anhydride, see nitrogen pentoxide. Nitric, oxide, 187, 190, 191. 192. Nitrites, formation of, 200. Nitrogen, compounds with oxygen. 187; occurrence, properties and preparation of, 158, 159. 160; pentoxide, 194; peroxide, 187, 193; trioxide, 192; valence of in ammonium compounds, 184: Nitrogen family, tables of compounds of. 252, 253; tables of comparison of compounds of, 170, 171, 174, 175; compounds of elements of, 170 to 175. Nitrous anhydride, see nitrogen trioxide. Nitrous oxide, properties, preparation of, 187, 188, 189, 190. Notation, chemical, 13, 14. Oligoclase, 296. Olivln, 296. Organic substances, 260. Orthoarsenates, 232; borates, 319. Orthoclase, 296. Osmium, 462. Osmosis, laws of, 294, 295. Oxides, formation of, 20; of metals, the, 12; of nitrogen, heats of formation of. 202; nomenclature of, 24; of not-metals, 12; relation to periodic system, 355,356; table of types of, 109. Oxygen, atomic weight, 69; discovery, 17; occurrence, preparation, properties, 17, 18, 2IQ. Oxygen family, relationship of members, 84, 100. Oxy-hydrogen blow-pipe, 34. Ozone, 47. 48, 49, 50, 61; occurrence in atmos- phere. 166 PaUadium. 32, 462. Passive state, 450. Peat. 261. Pentane, 267. Pentamanganite of potassium, 439. Periodic system , 347 to 858. Perchiorate of potassiimii, 119, 120. Periodates, 128. Permanganic anhydride, 440. Permanganate of potassium. 441. Perrier, 166. Phlogiston, 18, 158. Phosphate of magnesium and ammonium, 396. Phosphates of calcium, 220,396; of sodium, 220. 221; occurrence in soil, 203. Phosphide of calcium, 206. Phosphine, 203, 207. 208. Phosphomolybdate of ammonium, 428. Phosphonlum compounds, 209. Phosphoric anhydride, see phosphorus pent- oxide. Phosphorite, 203. Phosphorus, allotropic forms of, 204; com- pounds with halogeues, 211; compounds with hydrogen, 206: occurrence, 203; oxy- bromide. 213; oxychloride, 213; pentahiJ- ides, decomposition of, 211; pentabromide, 212; pentachloride. 212; pent;afluoride,212; pentoxide. preparation of, 20, 206, 214; pentoxide, properties of, 214, 217; prepara- tion and properties of, 203 to 206; table of relation of compounds of, 223; tribromide, 211; trichloride. 77. 211; trlfluoride. 211; trlhalides, decomposition of, 212; tri-iodide, 211; trioxide, 214. Photography, 384. 385. Physical change, 4. Pitchblende, 420. Platinum 462; uses of. 468. Platinum group, 462; occurrence of elements of, 464; oxides of, 463. 465; properties of elements of. 464; table of cyanides of, 462. Platinic chloride. 465. Platinous chloride. 467. Plumbago, see graphite. Porcelain, manufacture of, 328. Potassium, hydroxide, 28; properties of, 359; light. 373. Praseodidymium. 416. Priestley, 2, 17, 26, 63, 176, 188. Prince Kupert's drops, 399. Propane, 267. Pyroarsenates, 232; phosphate of sodium, 220; phosphates, 221. Pyrolusite, 434. Quartz, 293. Baoult, 337. Bays, actinic, 385. Reinlte, 420. Remsen, 325. Bhodium, 462. Ruthenium, 462. Rutile, 414, Salts, acid, 137; formation of, 24, 73; neutral, 137; primary and secondary. 137, 149. Saltpetre, see nitrate of potassium, chili, 159, 196, 369. Scandium. 357, 413. Scheele, 36, 55, 57. Digitized by Goode I I ilM IKDEX. 501 Scheellte, 420. Selenium, compounds with oxygen, 166; com- pounds with suiphur. 167; dioxide, 166; occurrence, properties, preparation of, 97, 98. iienarmontite, 244. Slderite, 446. Siiieatis. 296; of calcium, 397. Siiico chUiroform. 290. Silicon, dioxidf, 293 halidesof, 290; hydride, 290;octMirrence preparation and properties of 288 2H9; tetrafluoride. 290. 291. Silver, compounds of, 383; halidcs of, 384; occurrence, metallurgy, properties and alloys of, 375, 376,379. Sixth family, f lemeuts belonging to primary group of, 418, 419. Smalt, 458. Smaltite, 224, 446. Smithsontte, 403. Sodmm, hydroxidp, 28; properties of, 359; light, 373. Solution, 4, 40,42. Specific graviu of gases, relation to molecu- lar weight, G8. Spectra of sun and fixed stars, 374. Spectro cope, 372. hpectrnm. 371 io376 Sphalerite, see zinc blende. Spiegel iron, 448. Spineil. 321. Spinells, nature of, 326. SpiritUH nitri. 194. Staiinite, 301. Staniiites. 304. Stannic chloride, 304; oxide. 305; sulphide, 307 Stannouschloride, 303; oxide, 305; sulphide, 307. Stas, 334. Steel, 448. Stibine, 241. Stibionyl, 243. Stibnite238. Stoitzite, 420. Stras.s, 698. Strontianite, 393. Strontium, 390. Subnitrate of bismuth, see basic nitrate of bismuth. Sulphate of aluminium, 327: of barium, 395; of bismuth, 251 ; of cadmium, 406 ; calcium, 395; of magnesium, 394; of strontium, 395; of zinc, 406. Sulphides, formation of, 95. Sulphide of sliver, 386; of zinc, 406; of cad- mium, 407. Sulphostannates, 307. Sulphur, acids of, table of, 154; ailotropic forms of, 89; chemical behavior of, 90; chlorides of. 152; dioxide, 21, 131 to 137: heptoxide, 153; occurrence, isolation and properties of, 87, 88, sesquioxide, 153; trioxide, 140, 141 Sulphur family, oxides of, thermochemical relations, 157; oxygen compounds of ele- ments of, 130, 131. Sulphuric anhydride, see sulphur trioxide. Sulphnryl chloride 141, 162; hydroxyle chlor- ide. 162. Symbols, chemical 13. Tellurium, 99; compounds with sulphur, 157 dioxide, 156 trioxide, 156. Tetraborates, 319. Tetradymite, 247. Tetrahedrite 376. Thallium, compounds of, 332. Thionylchloride, 152. Thorium, 414. Tin and carbon, table comparing com- pounds of, 308. Tin, halides of. 303; oxides of, 305; occur- rence, preparation and properties of, 301, 302. Tinkal, see borax. Tin-stone, 301. Titanic iron, 414. Titanium. 414. Torrlcelli, 166. Trldymite, 293. Tungsten, 418; preparation and properties of, 420; compounds of, 429. Tungstite, 430. Uranium, 418; compounds of, 430; prepar- ation and properties of, 421. Uranyl salts, 431. Urea. 286, 287. Vaience, 101. 102; periodic character of , 353. Vanadinite 416. Vanadium, 416; oxides of, 416. Vanadium, phosphorus and arsenic, com- parison of acids, 417. Van Uelmont, 278. Vapor densities, use in determining atomic weights, 336. Varec. see Kelp. VitriolH, 394. Vlvianite, 203. Volumes, atomic, 350* curves of (see dla- Wtram), 351 ; table of, 351. ater, chemical history of 35; composi- tion by volume, 36, 37; composition by weight, 37; of crvstallization, 41 ; decom- position of, 27, 28,29; electrolysis of . 26; formation of, 33; formula of, 30; proper- ties of, 39, 62. Waters, natural, 44. Water vapor, occurrence in atmosphere, 164. Wavelllte. .S27. Witherite, 393. Wohler, 321. Wollastonite, 296. Wolfram, see tungsten. Work, measure of, 9. Wulfenlte, 419 Ytterbium, 413. Yttrium, 413. Zinc blende, 87, 33», 403. 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