A New System of Chemical Philosophy

About this eBook

Author

Dalton, John, 1766-1844

Title

A new system of chemical philosophy, Volume 2, Part 1

Original Publication

Manchester: Executors of S. Russell for George Wilson, 1827.

Credits

Aaron Adrignola and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

Language

English

LoC Class

QD: Science: Chemistry

Subject

Chemistry, Inorganic

Category

Text

Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 74948

Release Date

December 20, 2024

Copyright

Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.A NEW SYSTEM OF CHEMICAL PHILOSOPHY. PART FIRST.—VOL. II.
2. 2.Untitled
3. 3.Untitled
4. 4.Untitled
5. 5.Untitled
6. 6.SECTION 13. METALLIC OXIDES. — 1. Oxide of Gold. — 2. Oxide of Platina. — 3. Oxide of Silver. — 4. Oxides of Mercury. — 5. Oxide of Palladium. — 6, 7, and 8. Oxides of Rhodium, Iridium, and Osmium. — 9. Oxides of Copper. — 10. Oxides of Iron. — 11. Oxides of Nickel. — 12. Oxides of Tin. — 13. Oxides of Lead. — 14. Oxide of zinc. — 15. Oxides of potassium. — 16. Oxides of sodium. — 17. Oxide of bismuth. — 18. Oxides of antimony. — 19. Oxide of tellurium. — 20. Oxides of arsenic. — 21. Oxides of cobalt. — 22. Oxides of manganese. — 23. Oxides of chromium. — 24. Oxides of uranium. — 25. Oxides of molybdenum. — 26. Oxides of tungsten. — 27. Oxides of titanium. — 28. Oxides of columbium. — 29. Oxides of cerium.
7. 7.SECTION 14. EARTHY, ALKALINE AND METALLIC SULPHURETS. — 1. Sulphurets of lime. — 2. Sulphuret of magnesia. — 3. Sulphuret of barytes. — 4. Sulphurets of strontites. — 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9. Sulphurets of alumine, silex, yttria, glucine , and zircone . — 10. Sulphurets of potash. — 11. Sulphurets of soda. — 12. Sulphuret of ammonia. — 13. Sulphurets of gold. — 14. Sulphuret of platina. — 15. Sulphurets of silver. — 16. Sulphurets of mercury. — 17. Sulphuret of palladium. — 18. Sulphuret of rhodium. — 19. Sulphuret of iridium. — 20. Sulphuret of osmium. — 21. Sulphurets of copper. — 22. Sulphurets of iron. — 23. Sulphurets of nickel. — 24. Sulphurets of tin. — 25. Sulphurets of lead. — 26. Sulphurets of zinc. — 27 and 28. Sulphurets of potassium and sodium. — 29. Sulphurets of bismuth. — 30. Sulphurets of antimony. — 31. Sulphuret of tellurium. — 32. Sulphurets of arsenic. — 33. Sulphuret of cobalt. — 34. Sulphurets of manganese. — 35. Sulphuret of chromium. — 36. Sulphuret of uranium . — 37. Sulphuret of molybdenum. — 38. Sulphuret of tungsten. — 39. Sulphuret of titanium. — 40. Sulphuret of columbium. — 41. Sulphuret of cerium.
8. 8.SECTION 15. EARTHY, ALKALINE, METALLIC AND OTHER PHOSPHURETS. — 1. Phosphuret of hydrogen. — 2 and 3. Phosphurets of carbone and sulphur. — 4. Phosphuret of lime. — 5. Phosphuret of barytes. — 6. Phosphuret of strontites. — 7. Phosphuret of gold. — 8. Phosphuret of platina. — 9. Phosphuret of silver. — 10. Phosphuret of mercury. — 11. Phosphuret of palladium. — 12. Phosphuret of copper. — 13. Phosphuret of iron. — 14. Phosphuret of nickel. — 15. Phosphuret of tin. — 16. Phosphuret of lead. — 17. Phosphuret of zinc. — 18. Phosphuret of potassium. — 19. Phosphuret of sodium. — 20. Phosphuret of bismuth. — 21. Phosphuret of antimony. — 22. Phosphuret of arsenic. — 23. Phosphuret of cobalt. — 24. Phosphuret of manganese.
9. 9.SECTION 16. CARBURETS. — 1. Carburets of iron.
10. 10.SECTION 17. METALLIC ALLOYS. — Alloys of Gold with other Metals. — Alloys of Platina with other Metals. — Alloys of Silver with other Metals. — Alloys of Mercury and other Metals: Amalgams. — Triple, quadruple, &c. Amalgams. — Alloys of Copper with other Metals. — Alloys of Iron with other Metals. — Alloys of Nickel and other Metals. — Alloys of Tin with other Metals. — Alloys of Lead with other Metals. — Triple Alloys, Solders; Fusible Metal, &c.
11. 11.APPENDIX. — The Laws of Refrigeration . — Remarks on the above Essays. — Iron, Copper, and Platina. — FORMULÆ FOR DETERMINING THE PROPORTIONS OF COMBUSTIBLE GASES IN MIXTURES. — 1. Carbonic oxide and hydrogen. — 2. Sulphuretted hydrogen and hydrogen. — 3. Phosphuretted hydrogen and hydrogen; also carburetted hydrogen and hydrogen, and carburetted hydrogen and carbonic oxide. — 4. Olefiant gas and carburetted hydrogen. — 5. Carburetted hydrogen, carbonic oxide and hydrogen. — 6. Olefiant gas, carburetted hydrogen and carbonic oxide. — 8. Superolefiant gas, carburetted hydrogen, carbonic oxide, and hydrogen. — HEAT PRODUCED BY THE COMBUSTION OF GASES. — ABSORPTION OF GASES BY WATER, &c. — FLUORIC ACID.—DEUTOXIDE OF HYDROGEN. — MURIATIC ACID.—OXYMURIATIC ACID, &c. — NITRIC ACID—COMPOUNDS OF AZOTE AND OXYGEN. — ON AMMONIA. — SULPHURET OF CARBON. — POTASSIUM, SODIUM, &c. — ALUM. — ON THE PRINCIPLES OF THE ATOMIC SYSTEM OF CHEMISTRY. — NEW TABLE OF THE RELATIVE WEIGHTS OF ATOMS. — ADDENDA. — EXPANSION OF LIQUIDS BY HEAT.
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