The Elements of Chemistry
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Methin chloride HC1 3 C One part of hydrogen to 12 of carbon, 106. 5 of chlorine.
Carbon tetrachloride C1 4 C Twelve parts of carbon, 142. 0 of chlorine.
Sulphur dioxide S0 2 Thirty-two parts of sulphur to 32 of oxygen.
Sulphur trioxide S0 3 Thirty-two parts of sulphur to 48 of oxygen.
Carbon monoxide CO Twelve parts of carbon to 16 of oxygen.
Carbon dioxide C0 2 Twelve parts of carbon to 32 of oxygen.
From this table it is apparent that in one molecule of carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide we h...ave twelve parts of carbon, just as we have in methane and in the chlorinated methanes. There- fore, by these oxides also, the maximum atomic weight of carbon is fixed at twelve. Furthermore, we see that the least quantity oi oxygen occurring in any of the above compounds is 16, and that in all the oxides mentioned we have either 16 parts of oxygen, or some multiple of 16. In the same way the maximum atomic weight of sulphur is fixed at 32, because we havo 32 parts ot sul- phur in one molecule of sulphur dioxide and oi sulphur trioxide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Methin chloride HC1 3 C One part of hydrogen to 12 of carbon, 106. 5 of chlorine.
Carbon tetrachloride C1 4 C Twelve parts of carbon, 142. 0 of chlorine.
Sulphur dioxide S0 2 Thirty-two parts of sulphur to 32 of oxygen.
Sulphur trioxide S0 3 Thirty-two parts of sulphur to 48 of oxygen.
Carbon monoxide CO Twelve parts of carbon to 16 of oxygen.
Carbon dioxide C0 2 Twelve parts of carbon to 32 of oxygen.
From this table it is apparent that in one molecule of carbon monoxide or carbon dioxide we h...ave twelve parts of carbon, just as we have in methane and in the chlorinated methanes. There- fore, by these oxides also, the maximum atomic weight of carbon is fixed at twelve. Furthermore, we see that the least quantity oi oxygen occurring in any of the above compounds is 16, and that in all the oxides mentioned we have either 16 parts of oxygen, or some multiple of 16. In the same way the maximum atomic weight of sulphur is fixed at 32, because we havo 32 parts ot sul- phur in one molecule of sulphur dioxide and oi sulphur trioxide.
What to read after The Elements of Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Freer, Paul Caspar, 1862-1912 to read onlineMoreLess
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