Chemistry

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D. Appleton, 1872 - Chemistry - 103 pages
 

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Page 92 - Two parts by weight of hydrogen unite with 1C parts by weight of oxygen to form 18 parts by weight of water.
Page 4 - You see that the bright glass is at once dimmed, and if you look carefully you will notice the little drops of water which bedew the inside of the glass.
Page 28 - Explain that the water is formed by the union of the hydrogen of the match stick with the oxygen of the air.
Page 58 - Simple bodies, or Elements ; substances out of which nothing different can be got. 2. Compound bodies — substances out of which two or more different things can be got.

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