American Journal of Pharmacy
American Journal of Pharmacy
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To decide this question, let us select five-tenths as the common divisor. ThQ& five-tenths are contained in 1, the hydrogen number, twice ; in Digitized by Google ON BOMB POINTS OF CHEMICAL THEORY, ETC. 387 6, the carbon number, twelve times ; in 8, the oxygen number, sixteen times ; in 14, the nitrogen number, twenty-eight times ; and in 85*5, the chlorine number, seventy-one times. In this way it is shown, that the adoption of 85*5 as the number for chlorine, is not inconsistent with the gene...ral law of exact mul.
tiples ; though it does not permit of the selection of unity^ that is, the. equivalent of hydrogen, for the common divisor.
If we suppose that the final result of the investigation, now in progress, shall be to prove that the common divisor of all the equivalents is a number, equal to half the equivalett of hydro- gen, the question still remains to be answered, what hypothesis shall we adopt to explain this curious relation of the equivalent numbers ? The most plausible one is that the common divisor represents the equivalent of an unknown element, which would, therefore, have an equivalent weight, half that of hydrogen.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To decide this question, let us select five-tenths as the common divisor. ThQ& five-tenths are contained in 1, the hydrogen number, twice ; in Digitized by Google ON BOMB POINTS OF CHEMICAL THEORY, ETC. 387 6, the carbon number, twelve times ; in 8, the oxygen number, sixteen times ; in 14, the nitrogen number, twenty-eight times ; and in 85*5, the chlorine number, seventy-one times. In this way it is shown, that the adoption of 85*5 as the number for chlorine, is not inconsistent with the gene...ral law of exact mul.
tiples ; though it does not permit of the selection of unity^ that is, the. equivalent of hydrogen, for the common divisor.
If we suppose that the final result of the investigation, now in progress, shall be to prove that the common divisor of all the equivalents is a number, equal to half the equivalett of hydro- gen, the question still remains to be answered, what hypothesis shall we adopt to explain this curious relation of the equivalent numbers ? The most plausible one is that the common divisor represents the equivalent of an unknown element, which would, therefore, have an equivalent weight, half that of hydrogen.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philadelphia College of Pharmacy And Science to read onlineMoreLess
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