The Elementary Principles of Chemistry
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2 H 2 Li 2 GIG B 2 8 C0 2 N a O, 3 ? Na 2 O Calories. (Liquid) 68, 400 141, 200 ? 317, 200 97, 000 -23, 000 -32, 400 9 100, 400 HC1 LiCl GlCl a BC1 3 ecu NC1 3 OC1 2 NaCl Calorie.. 22, 000 93, 800 104, 000 21, 000 -38, 100 -17, 800 9 97, 600 433 E. VALENCE The valence of an element is by definition its capacity 434 of combination, as measured by the multiple of the com- bining weight of hydrogen which enters into combination with the combining weight of the element in question. It is seen, ther...efore, in the coefficients of H in the formulas of the hydrides for example, HF, H 2 0, H 3 N, and H 4 C. Hy- drogen being made the unit, it is assumed that the capacity of combination of one gram of this element is the same 162 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY in all compounds. The four hydrides just mentioned are gaseous, and their formulas are well established by the law of Gay-Lussac concerning vapor densities ; but the hy- drides of lithium and glucinum are not gaseous, and the composition of boron hydride is not yet well established.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
2 H 2 Li 2 GIG B 2 8 C0 2 N a O, 3 ? Na 2 O Calories. (Liquid) 68, 400 141, 200 ? 317, 200 97, 000 -23, 000 -32, 400 9 100, 400 HC1 LiCl GlCl a BC1 3 ecu NC1 3 OC1 2 NaCl Calorie.. 22, 000 93, 800 104, 000 21, 000 -38, 100 -17, 800 9 97, 600 433 E. VALENCE The valence of an element is by definition its capacity 434 of combination, as measured by the multiple of the com- bining weight of hydrogen which enters into combination with the combining weight of the element in question. It is seen, ther...efore, in the coefficients of H in the formulas of the hydrides for example, HF, H 2 0, H 3 N, and H 4 C. Hy- drogen being made the unit, it is assumed that the capacity of combination of one gram of this element is the same 162 ELEMENTARY PRINCIPLES OF CHEMISTRY in all compounds. The four hydrides just mentioned are gaseous, and their formulas are well established by the law of Gay-Lussac concerning vapor densities ; but the hy- drides of lithium and glucinum are not gaseous, and the composition of boron hydride is not yet well established.
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