Elements of Chemistry Containing the Principles of the Science Both Experiment
Elements of Chemistry Containing the Principles of the Science Both Experiment
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This is simply a solution of the hydrate, and possesses similar properties, absorbs carbonic acid from the air, and should therefore be kept in close vessels. It is a Compounds of Calcium. 231 most delicate test of carbonic acid a property already no- ticed under carbon.
Uses. The uses of lime are well known for a cement, for plaster, and as an anti-acid in medicine ; a substance almost indispensable in every civilized country, and hence the Cre- ator has made it very abundant and widely diffus...ed, (the carbonate forming $ part of the crust of the globe. ) Peroxide of Calcium (Ca-{-2O. 36. 5) is similar in prop- erties, and in the mode of preparation, to the peroxide of barium.
Chloride of Calcium (Ca -f- Cl. 55. 92) exists in sea-water and some saline springs, and may be formed by dissolving marble in hydrochloric acid. On evaporation, the solution yields colorless prismatic crystals, which consist of 10 equiv. Of water to 1 of the chloride ; these are rendered anhydrous by heat, and fuse at a red heat, but absorb the water again from the air, and deliquesce, owing to their strong attraction for water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is simply a solution of the hydrate, and possesses similar properties, absorbs carbonic acid from the air, and should therefore be kept in close vessels. It is a Compounds of Calcium. 231 most delicate test of carbonic acid a property already no- ticed under carbon.
Uses. The uses of lime are well known for a cement, for plaster, and as an anti-acid in medicine ; a substance almost indispensable in every civilized country, and hence the Cre- ator has made it very abundant and widely diffus...ed, (the carbonate forming $ part of the crust of the globe. ) Peroxide of Calcium (Ca-{-2O. 36. 5) is similar in prop- erties, and in the mode of preparation, to the peroxide of barium.
Chloride of Calcium (Ca -f- Cl. 55. 92) exists in sea-water and some saline springs, and may be formed by dissolving marble in hydrochloric acid. On evaporation, the solution yields colorless prismatic crystals, which consist of 10 equiv. Of water to 1 of the chloride ; these are rendered anhydrous by heat, and fuse at a red heat, but absorb the water again from the air, and deliquesce, owing to their strong attraction for water.
What to read after Elements of Chemistry Containing the Principles of the Science Both Experiment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alonzo Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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