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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 10 — Chapter XII · SODIUM

George Kamensky translation

The very large and well-formed crystals of this salt resemble the hydrate H2SO4,H2O, or SO(OH)4. In general the replacement of hydrogen by sodium modifies many of the properties of acids less than its replacement by other metals. This most probably depends on the volumes being nearly equal.

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