Studies From the Chemical Laboratory of the Sheffield Scientific School volume
Studies From the Chemical Laboratory of the Sheffield Scientific School volume
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2. The crystals were nearly 10 mm. In length. On this salt a cleavage, parallel to a, was observed; also, as small faces, the forms b and x, which are not shown in the figures. In convergent polarized light an obtuse bisectrix was seen, normal to a, the axial plane being the brachy-pinacoid.
2KI. AgI was made in prismatic crystals, over 10 mm. In length and having the habit and forms shown in Fig. 1.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, April, 1892.
ON THE CAESIUM AND RUBIDIUM CHLOR- AURATES AND BROMAU...RATES. * BY H. L. WELLS AND H. L. WHEELER. WITH THEIR CRYSTALLOGRAPHY. BY S. L. PENFIELD.
A STUDY of the compounds to be described was undertaken in the hope that some crystallographic analogy would exist be- tween them and the alkaline pentahalides described in a pre- vious article. F No such analogy has been found in spite of the similarity of such formulae as CsCl. Cl 8 I and CsCl. Cl 3 Au, but since some of these gold salts have never been described and as they show some interesting relations among themselves, our results are deemed worthy of publication.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2. The crystals were nearly 10 mm. In length. On this salt a cleavage, parallel to a, was observed; also, as small faces, the forms b and x, which are not shown in the figures. In convergent polarized light an obtuse bisectrix was seen, normal to a, the axial plane being the brachy-pinacoid.
2KI. AgI was made in prismatic crystals, over 10 mm. In length and having the habit and forms shown in Fig. 1.
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL, April, 1892.
ON THE CAESIUM AND RUBIDIUM CHLOR- AURATES AND BROMAU...RATES. * BY H. L. WELLS AND H. L. WHEELER. WITH THEIR CRYSTALLOGRAPHY. BY S. L. PENFIELD.
A STUDY of the compounds to be described was undertaken in the hope that some crystallographic analogy would exist be- tween them and the alkaline pentahalides described in a pre- vious article. F No such analogy has been found in spite of the similarity of such formulae as CsCl. Cl 8 I and CsCl. Cl 3 Au, but since some of these gold salts have never been described and as they show some interesting relations among themselves, our results are deemed worthy of publication.
What to read after Studies From the Chemical Laboratory of the Sheffield Scientific School volume?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Horace L Horace Lemuel Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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