Practical Proofs of Chemical Laws a Course of Experiments Upon the Combining Pr
Practical Proofs of Chemical Laws a Course of Experiments Upon the Combining Pr
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^Therefore, assuming the truth of the law of con- servation of mass, which was verified in Exercise II. , the proportions in which chlorine combines with a fixed weight of silver under the different conditions of Exercises III. And IV. Were found to be as 163 : 164 The difference is '6 per cent, which, on the assump- tion that the law of definite proportions holds exactly, is the experimental error.
For a supplementary experiment (Exercise IV. A. ), illustrating the application of the rule of C...hemical Laws 25 definite proportions to the case of elements which do not combine together, see end of this chapter.
For an experiment verifying the . Second part of the law (viz. That the definite fixed proportion between the weights of two elements combining to form a particular compound substance is a constant proportion between the weights of those two elements present in chemical compounds con- taining also other elements) see Chapter V.
Note upon early experiments relating to the Laiv of Definite Proportions, and upon Stas' determina- tions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
^Therefore, assuming the truth of the law of con- servation of mass, which was verified in Exercise II. , the proportions in which chlorine combines with a fixed weight of silver under the different conditions of Exercises III. And IV. Were found to be as 163 : 164 The difference is '6 per cent, which, on the assump- tion that the law of definite proportions holds exactly, is the experimental error.
For a supplementary experiment (Exercise IV. A. ), illustrating the application of the rule of C...hemical Laws 25 definite proportions to the case of elements which do not combine together, see end of this chapter.
For an experiment verifying the . Second part of the law (viz. That the definite fixed proportion between the weights of two elements combining to form a particular compound substance is a constant proportion between the weights of those two elements present in chemical compounds con- taining also other elements) see Chapter V.
Note upon early experiments relating to the Laiv of Definite Proportions, and upon Stas' determina- tions.
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