Glimpses of the Cosmos volume 2
Glimpses of the Cosmos volume 2
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Moreover, two or more of these minerals thus formed often again combine as new units to form others of still higher organization.
When we consider the facts which chemistry furnishes, we see the same law still operating in great simplicity. In many of the binary, ternary, and higher compounds, theory requires us to assume that the substances entering into them do so in their integral state, and are not first decom- posed into their primary elements and then reorganized into the new compound. Th...e hydrated oxide of potassium, for example, is not written KH2O2, but KO. HkO, in which both the immediate constituents are regarded as maintain- ing their composite state and entering bodily into the new compound. The entire series of "compound radicles" requires the same supposition and illustrates the same EVOLUTION OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS 297 general principle. Cyanogen (CN), ammonium methyl (CH3), ethyl (C2H5), and the rest are now held to constitute integral units in the formation of the hydrides, alcohols, and acids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Moreover, two or more of these minerals thus formed often again combine as new units to form others of still higher organization.
When we consider the facts which chemistry furnishes, we see the same law still operating in great simplicity. In many of the binary, ternary, and higher compounds, theory requires us to assume that the substances entering into them do so in their integral state, and are not first decom- posed into their primary elements and then reorganized into the new compound. Th...e hydrated oxide of potassium, for example, is not written KH2O2, but KO. HkO, in which both the immediate constituents are regarded as maintain- ing their composite state and entering bodily into the new compound. The entire series of "compound radicles" requires the same supposition and illustrates the same EVOLUTION OF THE CHEMICAL ELEMENTS 297 general principle. Cyanogen (CN), ammonium methyl (CH3), ethyl (C2H5), and the rest are now held to constitute integral units in the formation of the hydrides, alcohols, and acids.
What to read after Glimpses of the Cosmos volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lester Frank Ward to read onlineMoreLess
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