10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUANTIVALENCE»
Discover the use of
quantivalence in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
quantivalence and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Handbook of Chemistry, for school and home use
Quantivalence ofRadicals—“When in the molecule of any compound the
dominant or central atom is united to as many other atoms as it can hold of that
kind, the molecule is said to be saturated. Thus HCl, H20, H3N, and H4C are all
saturated ...
William James ROLFE (and GILLET (J. A.)), J. A. GILLET, 1869
An atom which has the same chemism as an atom of hydrogen, has a
quantivalence of one, as chlorine ; one which can displace two atoms of
hydrogen, has a quantivalence of two, as oxygen, sulphur, and so on to three,
four, five, six and ...
Harvey Washington Wiley, 1873
3
Introduction to Modern Chemistry: Experimental and ...
xiv con TENTS. atoms-two sorts of chemical value or power, molecule-forming
and atom-fixing—unitary standard of atom-fixing power—major and minor
equivalent weights—coefiicients of atom-fixing power, or quantivalence-
comparative ...
August Wilhelm von Hofmann, 1866
4
The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science
... by chemists on the theories of equivalence and qnantivalence, than a
comparison of the opinions which those remarks have called forth. Mr. Ward
regards atomicity and quantivalence, equivalent and atomic weight, as
synonymous terms.
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The Chemical News and Journal of Industrial Science; with ...
On the Constancy of Quanlivalenee, by John A. R. Newlands, F.C.S. The object
of this communication is to indicate a process by which the quantivalence* of the
elementary bodies may be viewed as invariably exerted to its fullest extent.
Sir William Crookes, 1866
6
Introduction to Chemical Science
It will be seen that some elements have a variable quantivalence. Sn has either 2
or 4; P has 3 or 5. It usually varies by two for a given element, as though a pair of
bonds sometimes saturated each other;. e.g. =Sn=, a quantivalence of 4, and ...
7
Lecture Notes in Chemistry 1 (Harvard College)
I' = 0 ;3 0 I \Cr = O The quantivalence of Cr here changes from six to four. If to ('
108 in solution in an acid, as HCl. boiling alcohol he added. the action is very
violent and the liquid is turned from red to dark green. 2(10,' + 6HC1 : CraClfl +
30 (in ...
And so if in any horoscope we were confronted with a scheme of solar aspects
such as the following: 0 U l? , A El', (5 '2!, 8 6' ,we obtain a quadrivalent
quantivalence for the Sun, thus :— ' {Ll l '2 “,6 ~ Ill l J and if at the same time Mars
aspects ...
2. He was the first to indicate and directly to prove it to be a form of energy;
publishing his proof a year before Davy. 3. Eumford first, a half-century before
Joule, determined by experimental research the quantivalence of thermal and
dynamic ...
have several degrees of quantivalence. At each successive step the
quantivalence increases by two bonds, and never by a. single bond. The
explanation is thought to be that the bonds of any atom when not in use to hold
other atoms, are ...
