...the small quantity of hydrogen which we obtain as an entire atom. If we admit water to be a compound of 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen, and carbonic ncid of I atom of carbon and 2 atoms of oxygon, it follows from my analysis, that the atom of oxalic...

...the small quantity of hydrogen which we obtain as an entire atom. If we admit water to be a compound of 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen, and carbonic acid of 1 atom of carbon and 2 atoms of oxygen, it follows from my analysis, that the atom of oxalic acid...

...reduced are the atomic formulae of Berzelius. Following the example of that chemist, Gerhardt regards water as formed of 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen. He returns, therefore, as regards hydrogen and oxygen, to the atomic weights of Berzelius, as also...

...H=6-25, N=88, G = 75. But the formulae of hydrochloric acid, H2C12, of ammonia, N2H6, of marsh gas, C2H8, of olefiant gas, C4Hg, which Berzelius had employed...propose this reform in the notation of Berzelius. Kegarding a molecule of water as formed of 2 atoms of hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen, and carbonic acid...

...H==6-25, N=88, C = 7o. But the formulas of hydrochloric acid, H2C12, of ammonia, N,Hg, of marsh gas, CZH8, of olefiant gas, C4Hg, which Berzelius had employed...Regarding a molecule of water as formed of 2 atoms sf hydrogen and 1 atom of oxygen, and carbonic acid as containing 1 atom of carbon and 2 atoms of oxygen,...