A Manual of Inorganic Chemistry ...: The metals

action adding alkaline alloy alumina aluminium ammonia ammonium chloride antimony atomic weight barium boiling bromide calcium carbon dioxide charcoal cobalt colour combination composition compounds containing converted copper crystalline crystals cupel cupric cuprous decomposed decomposition deliquescent dichloride dilute dissolves double salts evaporation exposure to air ferric oxide ferrous fluoride formation formed by heating forms double salts formula found native furnace fused fusible green high temperature hydrate hydrochloric acid hydrogen igniting insoluble iodide iron isomorphous known lead lime liquid magnesium manganese manganous mass melts mercuric metal mineral mixed mixture molecules of water monoxide nitrate nitric acid obtained by heating occurs native octahedron oxidised oxygen phosphate phosphorus platinum potassium powder precipitate prisms produced quantity readily soluble rhombic roasted sesquioxide silicate silver slag sodium carbonate soluble soluble in water solution specific gravity sulphate sulphide sulphuretted hydrogen sulphuric acid tetrachloride tetroxide Thallium trichloride trioxide vapour volatilised yellow yields zinc