Chemistry From the Industrial Standpoint
Chemistry From the Industrial Standpoint
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It dissolves almost all metals except gold and platinum, forming nitrates. With organic substances such as sawdust its action is very violent, sometimes causing fire. This is owing to the ease with which it gives up oxygen : 2HNO 3 > H 2 + 2NO + 3O.
COMPOUNDS OF NON-METALS 139 It is essential to the manufacture of modern explosives (most of which contain the group of atoms NO 2 ), e. G. , picric acid, trinitrotoluene, guncotton, and nitroglycerine. These are only special examples of its action ...on complex compounds of carbon (organic substances). Others are intermediate stages in the produc- tion of most dyes and drugs made artificially. The anhydride of nitric acid is nitrogen pent- oxide, N 2 O 5 . It can be obtained by removing water from nitric acid itself by the use of phosphorus pentoxide.
The element phosphorus forms two oxides when burnt. In a deficient air supply the trioxide is formed : 4P + 30 2 > 2P 2 3 .
This oxide forms phosphorous acid, HPO 3, with water. The more important pentoxide is formed when more air is available during the burning of the phosphorus : 4P + 5O 2 -> 2P 2 O 5 .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It dissolves almost all metals except gold and platinum, forming nitrates. With organic substances such as sawdust its action is very violent, sometimes causing fire. This is owing to the ease with which it gives up oxygen : 2HNO 3 > H 2 + 2NO + 3O.
COMPOUNDS OF NON-METALS 139 It is essential to the manufacture of modern explosives (most of which contain the group of atoms NO 2 ), e. G. , picric acid, trinitrotoluene, guncotton, and nitroglycerine. These are only special examples of its action ...on complex compounds of carbon (organic substances). Others are intermediate stages in the produc- tion of most dyes and drugs made artificially. The anhydride of nitric acid is nitrogen pent- oxide, N 2 O 5 . It can be obtained by removing water from nitric acid itself by the use of phosphorus pentoxide.
The element phosphorus forms two oxides when burnt. In a deficient air supply the trioxide is formed : 4P + 30 2 > 2P 2 3 .
This oxide forms phosphorous acid, HPO 3, with water. The more important pentoxide is formed when more air is available during the burning of the phosphorus : 4P + 5O 2 -> 2P 2 O 5 .
What to read after Chemistry From the Industrial Standpoint?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P C L Percy Cyril Lesley Thorne to read onlineMoreLess
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