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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 4 — Chapter V · NITROGEN AND AIR

George Kamensky translation

Chlorine and bromine (in excess), as well as bleaching powder (hypochlorites), take up the hydrogen from ammonia, NH3, leaving nitrogen. Nitrogen is best procured from ammonia by the action of a solution of sodium hypobromite on solid sal-ammoniac.

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