Researches Chemi
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- CONTENTS.
- INTRODUCTION.
- RESEARCH I.
- RESEARCH I.
- DIVISION I.
- TABLE I.
- TABLE II.
- TABLE III.
- Then
- DIVISION II.
- I. _Analysis of AMMONIAC or VOLATILE ALKALI._
- Then _x_ + _y_ = 150
- 819_y_ = 86400
- And 140 - 105 = 35
- II. _Specific gravity of Ammoniac._
- TABLE IV.
- V. _Decomposition of Carbonate of Ammoniac by Nitric Acid._
- VI. _Decomposition of Sulphate of Ammoniac by Nitre._
- VII. _Non-existence of Ammoniacal Nitrites._
- VIII. _Of the sources of error in Analysis._
- DIVISION III.
- I. _Of the heat required for the decomposition of NITRATE of AMMONIAC._
- IV. _Specific gravity of Nitrous Oxide._
- V. _Analysis of Nitrous Oxide._
- VI. _Minute examination of the decomposition of Nitrate of Ammoniac._
- Then the undecompounded
- IX. _Speculations on the decompositions of Nitrate of Ammoniac._
- 1. That of hydrogene for nitrogene, producing ammoniac.
- 2. That of oxygene for nitrous gas, producing nitric acid.
- X. _On the preparation of Nitrous Oxide for experiments on Respiration._
- DIVISION IV.
- I. _Preliminaries._
- II. _Analysis of Nitrous Gas by Charcoal._
- III. _Analysis of Nitrous Gas by Pyrophorus._
- V. _Of the absorption of Nitrous Gas by Water._
- 1. That nitrous gas is not decomposable by pure water.
- VI. _Of the absorption of Nitrous Gas by Water of different kinds._
- IX. _Absorption of Nitrous Gas by Solution of Nitrate of Iron._
- X. _Absorption of Nitrous Gas by other Metallic Solutions._
- XII. _Additional Observations._
- DIVISION V.
- I. _Preliminaries._
- IV. _Decomposition of Nitrous Gas, by Sulphurated Hydrogene._
- V. _Decomposition of Nitrous Gas by Nascent Hydrogene._
- IX. _Additional Observations on the production of Nitrous Oxide._
- XII. _General Remarks._
- RESEARCH II.
- DIVISION I.
- I. _Combination of Water with Nitrous Oxide._
- II. _Combinations of Nitrous Oxide with Fluid Inflammable Bodies._
- III. _Action of Fluid Acids on Nitrous Oxide._
- V. _Action of different Gases on Nitrous Oxide._
- VII. _Combination of Nitrous Oxide with Potash._
- VIII. _Combination of Nitrous Oxide with Soda._
- IX. _Combination of Nitrous Oxide with Ammoniac._
- XII. _The properties of Nitrous Oxide resemble those of Acids._
- DIVISION II.
- I. _Preliminaries._
- IV. _Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide by Phosphorus._
- V. _Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide by Phosphorated Hydrogene._
- VI. _Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide by Sulphur._
- VII. _Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide by Sulphurated Hydrogene._
- 30 nitrous oxide, with 22 sulphurated hydrogene, could not be inflamed.
- VIII. _Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide by Charcoal._
- IX. _Decomposition of Nitrous Oxide by Hydrocarbonate._
- X. _Combustion of Iron in Nitrous Oxide._
- XI. _Combustion of Pyrophorus in Nitrous Oxide._
- XII. _Combustion of the Taper in Nitrous Oxide._
- XIII. _On the Combustion of different Compound Bodies in Nitrous Oxide._
- XV. _Observations on the combinations of Oxygene and Nitrogene._
- RESEARCH III.
- RELATING TO THE RESPIRATION OF NITROUS OXIDE, AND OTHER GASES.
- DIVISION I.
- I. _Preliminaries._
- II. _On the respiration of Nitrous Oxide by warm-blooded Animals._
- VII. _Of the respiration of Nitrous Oxide by amphibious Animals._
- VIII. _Effects of solution of nitrous oxide in water on Fishes._
- IX. _Effects of Nitrous Oxide on Insects._
- DIVISION II.
- I. _Preliminaries._
- III. _Of the changes effected in Nitrous Oxide by Respiration._
- These 62 cubic inches analised, were found to consist of
- IV. _Respiration of Hydrogene._
- 3dly. That these 32 cubic inches were composed of about
- VI. _On the respiration of Atmospheric Air._
- The mean composition of the 13 cubic inches of air inspired, was
- That of the 12,7 of air expired
- The 152 cubic inches analised, were found to consist of
- The 161 cubic inches before inspiration, were composed of
- The 15 cubic inches before the experiment, consisted of
- VII. _Respiration of Oxygene._
- The 102 cubic inches before the experiment, were composed of
- And after respiration, 125 cubic inches, consisting of
- IX. _Observations on the respiration of Nitrous Oxide._
- RESEARCH IV.
- RELATING TO THE EFFECTS PRODUCED BY THE RESPIRATION OF NITROUS OXIDE.
- DIVISION I.
- I now came out of the box, having been in precisely an hour and quarter.
- DIVISION II.
- Abstracts from many of them have been published by Dr. Beddoes.[221]
- I. _Detail of_ MR. J. W. TOBIN.
- II. _Detail of_ MR. WM. CLAYFIELD.
- WILLIAM CLAYFIELD.
- III. _Letter from_ DR. KINGLAKE.
- IV. _Detail of_ MR. SOUTHEY.
- ROBERT SOUTHEY.
- V. _Letter from_ DR. ROGET.
- VI. _Letter from_ MR. JAMES THOMSON.
- VII. _Detail of_ MR. COLERIDGE.
- S. T. COLERIDGE.
- VIII. _Detail of_ MR. WEDGWOOD.
- IX. _Detail of_ MR. GEORGE BURNET.
- GEORGE BURNET.
- X. _Detail of_ MR. T. POPLE.
- THOMAS POPLE.
- XI. _Detail of_ MR. HAMMICK.
- XII. _Detail of_ DR. BLAKE.
- XIII. _Detail of_ MR. WANSEY.
- HENRY WANSEY.
- XIV. _Detail of_ MR. RICKMAN.
- J. RICKMAN.
- XV. _Detail of_ MR. LOVELL EDGWORTH.
- XVI. _Detail of_ MR. G. BEDFORD.
- XVII. _Detail of_ MISS RYLAND.
- XVIII. _Letter from_ MR. M. M. COATES.
- DIVISION III.
- I. _Abstracts from additional Details._
- III. _Observations on the effects of Nitrous Oxide, by_ DR. BEDDOES.
- IV. CONCLUSION.
- APPENDIX.
- APPROXIMATIONS TO THE _Composition and Weight of the aëriform_
- DESCRIPTION OF A MERCURIAL AIRHOLDER.
- PROPOSALS FOR THE PRESERVATION OF ACCIDENTAL OBSERVATIONS IN MEDICINE.
- END.
- ERRATA.