 | | Book (volume) | | third nomenclature has been Lussac,’ and would appear that dt has 'been adopted by...Of Silicon 251 257 5. Of Phosphorus 277 6. Of Sulphur 293 7. Of Arsenic 302 8. Of Tellurium 9. Of Osmium... Scheele^ Klaproth, Bucholz, Berzelius, &c. In France, soon after the establishment of the 'Academy'...the kindred fires which were already burning in France, Germany, Sweden, and Italy, the science of chemistry...powder were mixed with one part of the flowers of sulphur, and rammed into a crucible which was kept read |  | | Book (volume) | | cyanogen and its compounds by the sagacity of Gay-Lussac, had thrown a certain degree of obscurity over...third nomenclature has been contrived by M. Gay-Lussac, and it would appear that it has been adopted by...language when he says in his late memoir that sulphur forms with hydrogen a substance unequivocally scid...That it combines with alkalies, is no more than sulphur does without the aid of hydrogen unless indeed...decomposed during the combination. But a part of the sulphur in obtaining sulphureted hydrogen, may well be |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | circulation in the chambe system, based on the amount of sulphur in the acid produced, will vary ac cording to the...follows :— I. The nitrosity of nitrose from Gay Lussac tower ranges 10.35-30.3: grains NaNO:, per Litre...ranges 2.3-7.5 for Glover tower and 1.53-9.78 for Lussac tower. 5. The tower space in Litre for recovering...6-359.0 for glover tower and 105.5-717,0 for Gay Lussac tower HEAT Or COMBUSTION AND HEAT Oi roRMATIO;...about 67 % of theory. — 29 — LITERATURES ON SULPHUR By Takao Matsuno, AS A FERTILIZER. Nogakushi |  | | Book (volume) | | cyanogen and compounds by the sagacity of Gay-Lussac, had thrown a certain science, degree and had...has been coninto Germany. appear trived by M. Gay-Lussac, and it would few of his A that it has been...Of Boron 4. Of Silicon 5. Of Phosphorus 6. Of Sulphur 7. Of Selenium 8. Of Arsenic 9. Of Tellurium 10... Schcelc, Klaproth, Bucholz, Berzelius, &c. In France, soon after the establishment of the — , p"*...the kindred fires which were already burning in France, Germany, Sweden, and Italy, the science of chemistry |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that. The pure acid is malle exclusively from sulphur. In only two equivalents of muriatic acid are lost...sides of the glass . ton, near Manchester), the sulphur is supplied through a hop- wards changed to chloride...end of the set of chambers, by the use of a Gay-Lussac (MgO). MgCl of magnesia The solution . Glycerin...In addition to the much smaller first cost of sulphur' thus obtained, it is in this case possible to...are slit, and man�a?ite . of magnesia. PLASTIC SULPHUR. one is run through the other. The whole is bolted |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that. The pure acid is malle exclusively from sulphur. In only two equivalents of muriatic acid are lost...sides of the glass . ton, near Manchester), the sulphur is supplied through a hop- wards changed to chloride...end of the set of chambers, by the use of a Gay-Lussac (MgO). MgCl of magnesia The solution . Glycerin...In addition to the much smaller first cost of sulphur' thus obtained, it is in this case possible to...are slit, and man�a?ite . of magnesia. PLASTIC SULPHUR. one is run through the other. The whole is bolted |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that. The pure acid is malle exclusively from sulphur. In only two equivalents of muriatic acid are lost...sides of the glass . ton, near Manchester), the sulphur is supplied through a hop- wards changed to chloride...end of the set of chambers, by the use of a Gay-Lussac (MgO). MgCl of magnesia The solution . Glycerin...In addition to the much smaller first cost of sulphur' thus obtained, it is in this case possible to...are slit, and man�a?ite . of magnesia. PLASTIC SULPHUR. one is run through the other. The whole is bolted |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that. The pure acid is malle exclusively from sulphur. In only two equivalents of muriatic acid are lost...sides of the glass . ton, near Manchester), the sulphur is supplied through a hop- wards changed to chloride...end of the set of chambers, by the use of a Gay-Lussac (MgO). MgCl of magnesia The solution . Glycerin...In addition to the much smaller first cost of sulphur' thus obtained, it is in this case possible to...are slit, and man�a?ite . of magnesia. PLASTIC SULPHUR. one is run through the other. The whole is bolted |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that. The pure acid is malle exclusively from sulphur. In only two equivalents of muriatic acid are lost...sides of the glass . ton, near Manchester), the sulphur is supplied through a hop- wards changed to chloride...end of the set of chambers, by the use of a Gay-Lussac (MgO). MgCl of magnesia The solution . Glycerin...In addition to the much smaller first cost of sulphur' thus obtained, it is in this case possible to...are slit, and man�a?ite . of magnesia. PLASTIC SULPHUR. one is run through the other. The whole is bolted |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | per one pound of sulphur per twenty-four hours, and this with Glover and Gay-Lussac towers. T h e ratio...cent. 500 MANUFACTURE O F SULPHUXIC ACID. sulphur, two-thirds being Virginian ore. and one-third...forty-three per cent. sulphur. This is an equivalent of 6,153 pounds of sulphur, being 16.38 cubic feet...feet of chaniber space. per one pound of sulphur, per twenty-four hours, and in the cooler months was under...or 4.552 pounds of 50" acid, per one pound of sulphur, per twenty-four hours. As this means an increase |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that's past accompanied his young protege to Gay-Lussac, who, to oblige UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON...attention of Alexander Von boiler. caused M. Gay-Lussac, one of the greatest chemists and phy in steam...have the same useful characteristic. all the sulphur, phosphorus, bisulphide of carbon, petroleum, ...number with proaches upon the scientific men of France who have set Just a little, still The luck is...don't, will be the future relations of Germany and France: of' in Paris of Abbe Moigno's weekly journal |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | that's past accompanied his young protege to Gay-Lussac, who, to oblige UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON...attention of Alexander Von boiler. caused M. Gay-Lussac, one of the greatest chemists and phy in steam...have the same useful characteristic. all the sulphur, phosphorus, bisulphide of carbon, petroleum, ...number with proaches upon the scientific men of France who have set Just a little, still The luck is...don't, will be the future relations of Germany and France: of' in Paris of Abbe Moigno's weekly journal |  | | Book (volume) | | in the very a of analyzing is was acid Gay-Lussac, under the acid, analysis of acetic of and...far by vegetable and hence above and Gay-Lussac the acetic acid is the the hand a empyreumatic...almond. of but .7929; leaving mixes in when sulphur, of more camphor. solve in it when cooling...at white also in ; White hot, itself, Gay-Lussac on and muriat of over a phosphorus, of Pyro-acetic...sometimes the a they and distance or large sulphur. ; like of momentary being made, foot a |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | in water have been long known to combine with sulphur, both in the dry and humid way. In the last century...by the name of heflar sull~huris, or liver of sulphur, ti'om their colour. Scheele was the first to use...59th volume of the Journal de Physique, 1804.. Gay-Lussac, in the 78th volume of the /lnnales de Chimie,...united to sulphur in the metallic state as is the case with the other metals." Gay-Lussac, in the sequel...rather than from the oxygen of the potash and sulphur. This opinion is countenanced by several combinations |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | established by the experiments of HENRY and GAY LUSSAC, that muriatic acid gas contains no hygrometric...regard to the existence of water in this state, GAY LUSSAC and THENARD have already determined. From an extensive...the chemical relations of chlorine and iodine. Sulphur forms with hydrogen a compound unequivocally acid...Cyanogen, discovered by the able researches of GAY LUSSAC, likewise acquires acidity when it receives hydrogen...class. And certain analogies existing between sulphur and iodine, serve to connect and confirm these |  | | Book (volume) | | nitrous gas, and by keeping a mixture of iron and sulphur in the same gas.* The associated Dutch chemists...OXIDES. 6 Book II. pivision L Phospho¬ rus. Sulphur. with great brilliancy, till about the half of...a part of the oxide remains undecomposed.f 5. Sulphur, at the common temperature of the air, is not altered...the half of the nitrous oxide is decomposedj the sulphur is extinguished.:]: Sulphureted, phosphureted,... * Davy, p. 311. t Davy, ibid. p. 303. § Gay-Lussac arid Thenard. II Ibid. p. 167. I Davy, ibid. p |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | DECOMPOSITION OF CARBONATE OF LIME BY HEAT. M. Gay-Lussac observes, that it has long been supposed that the...the second explanation does not appear to M. Gay-Lussac to be applicable, and he therefore proceeds to...it was stopped, and reeommenced with it. M. Gay-Lussac, therefore, considers it as proved, that the influence...temperature requisite for its decomposition. M. Gay-Lussac thus concludes : " I am certainly convinced that... either sulphuretted hydrogen or a deposit of sulphur. If violet vapours are disengaged during the calcination |  | Mellor, J. W. (1922) A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry Vol. 2 - F, Cl, Br, I, Li, Na, K, Rb, Cs. Longmans, Green and Co Ltd, London. | Book (volume) | | cannot form any conception of the radicle. Gay Lussac and L. J. Thenard n attempted to prepare pure hydroand...charcoal, phosphorus, sulphur, and certain combinations I attempted to make tubes of sulphur, of muriates of...potency of its reactions. H. Davy tried vessels of sulphur, carbon, gold, horn silver, and platinum, but none...gas. Antimony pentafluoride acts similarly. With sulphur and iodine the corresponding higher fluorides are...elimentaire de chimie, Paris, 1. 263, 1789. L. Gay Lussac and L. J. Thenard, Ann. Chim. Phys., (1), 69. 204 |  | | Book (edition) | | Thus and many of them, by their ; union with sulphur, even in vacuo, exhibit intense combustion. Potassium...CARBON and BORON. The fusible and volatile solids, SULPHUR and PHOSPHORUS. : forty-two metallic bodies are...electro-negative elements, hydrogen, azote, carbon, boron, sulphur, and phos- Let him begin with oxygen, and then...IODINE, from be- ginning to end. Carbon, boron, sulphur, phosphorus, and azote, must now come under review...on the examination of sulphur, sulphuretted hydrogen, and carburet of sulphur. Phosphorus andphosphuretted |  | | Book (volume) | | nitrous gas, and by keeping a mixture of iron and sulphur in the same gas.* The associated Dutch chemists...acid, a part of the oxide remains unde- : . sulphur. £ common temperature of the air, is not If...burning is immediately extinguished; but if in- Sulphur, at the # altered by this gas. with a blue flame...azote. half of the protoxide decomposed, the sulphur is is extin- guish ed.'f and carburetted hydrogen...form* Dnvy's Researches, p. 303. X (, || Gay-Lussac and Thenard. t Davy, ibid. Reclierches Pliysico-chimiques |  | | Book (edition) | | ductive the forma- : the just quantity of sulphur to be burned daily, relative to the capacity of...in the chamber ? Whether should the sulphur and the sulphur be set on fire by itself, nitre be...and heat ; and many of them, by their union with sulphur, even in vacuo, exhibit intense combustion. purpose...and BORON. 3<7, The fusible and volatile solids, SULPHUR and PHOSPHORUS. The forty-one metallic bodies are...with elements, hydrogen, azote, carbon, boron, sulphur, and phosphorus. oxygen, and then peruse, for the |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | upon mixtm'es of carbonate of potash or soda with sulphur, which produce sulphurets of iron, osmium and iridium...parts of carbonate of soda, and three parts of sulphur : this mixture is to be gradually projected into...mentioned, and consisting of osmium, oxygen, and sulphur. To separate the osmium fi-om the mercury, it is...7PURIFICATION OF CARBONATE OF SODA. BY 1~I. (bAY LUSSAC. This salt is commonly purified by repeated crystallization...process is analogous to that which is followed in France for purifying nitre. It is as follows :--'Fake |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | attracts the mercury of the sulphuret, while the sulphur, which is the electro-negative element, acts upon...M. B. has lately described. One portion of the sulphur combines with the lead of the double chloride,...reddish tint, which is that of the chloride of sulphur. No trace of lead remains in solution, which is...proof that it is entirely precipitated by the sulphur. The crystallization of the sulphuret can be attributed...P R E S E N C E OF A Z O T E I N SEEDS. M. Gay-Lussac remarks, that some seeds contain azote is a well: |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | acid, nitrous acid escaping unabsorbed a t the Gay-Lussac tower and through leakage of the chambers ; secondly...The mechanical loss by non-absorption a t the Gay-Lussac tower was determined by drawing the gases with... 3-24 2 -75 1 :;A 1 12 *02 12 ‘50 The Gay-Lussac towers belonging to these systems represented L...loss through escape of nitric oxide a t the Gay-Lussac tower amounted to 7 per cent. of the total. The...Glover acid, traces (below 1 per cent.) 2. Gay-Lussac tower as N,O, 1 2 per cent. 19 per cent.} as KO |  | | Journal (article/letter/editorial) | | sulphuric add which has passed through the Gay-Lussac condenser and FIG. 3.-REACTION TURBINE IN VERTICAL...the leaden chamber and pass· ing through the Gay-Lussac condenser, comes in contact with nitrous gases...REDUCTION OF GOLD AND SILVER FROM ORES CONTAINING SULPHUR, ANTIMONY, OR AR Its advantages consist in the...on the crown of my head. " AN EXPERIMENT WITH SULPHUR. I then took the magnet away, and then moved it...THE author doubts tbe elementary character of sulphur. the kind, he said: " Now I do feel something in |
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