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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume II

Note 27 — Chapter XXII · IRON, COBALT, AND NICKEL

George Kamensky translation

Some light may be thrown upon the faculty of Fe of forming various compounds with CN, by the fact that Fe not only combines with carbon but also with nitrogen. Nitride of iron Fe2N was obtained by Fowler by heating finely powdered iron in a stream of NH3 at the temperature of melting lead.

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