Conversations on Chemistry, V. 1-2: In Which the Elements of that Science Are Familiarly Explained and Illustrated by ExperimentsMarcet, Mrs. (Jane Haldimand)
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Conversations on Chemistry, V. 1-2: In Which the Elements of that Science Are Familiarly Explained and Illustrated by Experiments
Marcet, Mrs. (Jane Haldimand)
Chemistry
Naphtha, i. 357. ii. 240
Negative electricity, i. 25. 161. 185
Nerves, ii. 279. 298. 308
Neutral, or compound salts, i. 333. ii. 4. 22. 69
Nickel, i. 13. 343
Nitre, or nitrat of potash, or saltpetre, ii. 32. 104. 116
Nitric acid, ii. 100
Nitrogen, or azot, i. 181. ii. 100
---- gas, i. 182. 211
Nitro-muriatic acid, or aqua regia, ii. 144
Nitrous acid gas, ii. 101. 106
---- air, or nitrit oxyd gas, ii. 107
Nitrats, ii. 116
Nitrat of copper, ii. 5
---- ammonia, ii. 113. 118
---- potash, or nitre, or saltpetre, ii. 32. 104. 116
---- silver, or lunar caustic, ii. 19
Nomenclature of acids, i. 264. ii. 69
---- compound salts, ii. 4. 22
---- other binary compounds, i. 278
Nut-galls, ii. 98. 199
Nut-oil, ii. 178
Nutrition, ii. 297
O
Ochres, i. 320
Oils, i. 285. ii. 306
Oil of amber, ii. 241
---- vitriol, or sulphuric acid, ii. 80
Olive oil, ii. 178
Ores, i. 315
Organized bodies, ii. 159
Organs of animals, ii. 290. 310
---- vegetables, ii. 159. 265. 271
Osmium, i. 14. 348
Oxalic acid, ii. 74. 197
Oxyds, i. 198
Oxyd of manganese, i. 117. 317
---- iron, i. 204. 319
---- lead, i. 319
---- sulphur, ii. 91
Oxydation, or oxygenation, i. 196
Oxygen, i. 11. 181. 201. 211
---- gas, or vital air, i. 182. 201
Oxy-muriatic acid, ii. 140
Oxy-muriats, ii. 153
Oxy-muriat of potash, ii. 155
P
Palladium, i. 13. 348
Papin’s digester, i. 120. ii. 284
Parenchyma, ii. 256. 266
Particles, i. 16
Pearlash, ii. 24
Peat, ii. 242
Peculiar juice of plants, ii. 268
Perfect metals, i. 14. 324
Perfumes, i. 308. ii. 183
Perspiration, ii. 333. 329
Petrification, ii. 237
Pewter, i. 344
Pharmacy, i. 14
Phosphat of lime, ii. 99. 299
Phosphorated hydrogen gas, i. 277
Phosphorescence, i. 29
Phosphoric acid, i. 273. ii. 99
Phosphorous acid, i. 274. ii. 99
Phosphorus, i. 270
Phosphoret of lime, i. 278. 341
---- sulphur, i. 279. 341
Pitch, ii. 187
Plaster, ii. 65
Platina, i. 14. 323
Plating, i. 345
Plumbago, or black lead, i. 304
Plumula, ii. 257
Porcelain, ii. 56
Positive electricity, i. 25. 161. 185
Potassium, i. 13. 357. ii. 15
Pottery, ii. 56
Potash, i. 356. ii. 22
Precipitate, i. 22
Pressure of the atmosphere, i. 112. 116
Printer’s ink, ii. 144
Prussiat of iron, or prussian blue, ii. 291
---- potash, ii. 291
Prussic acid, ii. 75. 290
Putrid fermentation, ii. 235. 360
Pyrites, i. 341. ii. 97
Pyrometer, i. 38. 42
Q
Quick lime, ii. 59
Quiescent forces, ii. 12
R
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