Chemistry
- Subtitle
- developed by facts and principles drawn chiefly from the non-metals
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1. Front matter2. CHEMISTRY:3. PREFACE.4. CHAPTER I. THE SCOPE OF CHEMISTRY.5. CHAPTER II. THE ELEMENTARY SUBSTANCES.6. CHAPTER III. NAMES AND SYMBOLS OF ELEMENTS.7. CHAPTER IV. CLASSIFICATION OF THE ELEMENTARY SUBSTANCES.8. CHAPTER V. COMPOUND SUBSTANCES.9. CHAPTER VI. THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUBSTANCES.10. CHAPTER VII. HOW CHEMICAL AFFINITY WORKS.11. CHAPTER VIII. HYDROGEN.12. CHAPTER IX. BALLOONS.13. CHAPTER X. CHLORINE.14. CHAPTER XI. BROMINE.15. CHAPTER XII. IODINE.16. CHAPTER XIII. FLUORINE.17. CHAPTER XIV. OXYGEN.18. CHAPTER XV. WATER.19. CHAPTER XVI. SULPHUR.20. CHAPTER XVII. SULPHUR TRIOXIDE.21. CHAPTER XVIII. BORON.22. CHAPTER XIX. NITROGEN.23. CHAPTER XX. THE ATMOSPHERE.24. CHAPTER XXI. EXPLOSIVES.25. CHAPTER XXII. PHOSPHORUS.26. CHAPTER XXIII. CARBON.27. CHAPTER XXIV. COMPOUNDS OF CARBON AND OXYGEN.28. CHAPTER XXV. ILLUMINATING GAS.29. CHAPTER XXVI. SILICON.30. INDEX.