Elements of Chemistry a Text book for Schools
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(a. ) Name three physical properties of 0. (&. ) Two chemical properties, (c. ) How can these chemical properties be shown ? (d. ) Mention one use of in the arts, (e. ) One use in the natural world, (/. ) Mention three of its most important compounds.
5. (a. ) Explain what is meant by the atomic weights of H and 0. (&. ) Explain the terms atom and molecule as applied to H 2 0.
6. (a. ) If 180 cu. Cm. Of NH 3 be decomposed by electric sparks into/'' its elements, what will be the volume of each ...of these elements? (&. ) If then 130 cu. Cm. Of be introduced and another electric spark produced in the containing vessel, the temperature being 16C. , what will be the volume of the remaining gaseous contents of the vessel ?
7. (a. ) Name two chemical properties of H that are the reverse of two of 0.
8. (a. ) How is HN0 3 prepared on a large scale? (&. ) How can you show that an acid is an acid ? (c. ) What are alkalies ? (d. ) What is " laughing gas"? (e. ) Name three oxides of N.
9. (a. ) What are bases?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(a. ) Name three physical properties of 0. (&. ) Two chemical properties, (c. ) How can these chemical properties be shown ? (d. ) Mention one use of in the arts, (e. ) One use in the natural world, (/. ) Mention three of its most important compounds.
5. (a. ) Explain what is meant by the atomic weights of H and 0. (&. ) Explain the terms atom and molecule as applied to H 2 0.
6. (a. ) If 180 cu. Cm. Of NH 3 be decomposed by electric sparks into/'' its elements, what will be the volume of each ...of these elements? (&. ) If then 130 cu. Cm. Of be introduced and another electric spark produced in the containing vessel, the temperature being 16C. , what will be the volume of the remaining gaseous contents of the vessel ?
7. (a. ) Name two chemical properties of H that are the reverse of two of 0.
8. (a. ) How is HN0 3 prepared on a large scale? (&. ) How can you show that an acid is an acid ? (c. ) What are alkalies ? (d. ) What is " laughing gas"? (e. ) Name three oxides of N.
9. (a. ) What are bases?
What to read after Elements of Chemistry a Text book for Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elroy Mckendree Avery to read onlineMoreLess
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