| William Odling - 1861 - 408 pages
...confirmed by Deville and Troost, the density of sulphur-vapour, when taken at the temperature of 1000°, is 32 times as great as that of hydrogen at the same temperature ; but its density taken at about 500° is anomalous, being three times as great as it should be theoretically.... | |
| Henry Watts - 1868 - 1170 pages
...confirmed by Deville and Troost, the density of sulphur-vapour, when taken at the temperature of 1000°, is 32 times as great as that of hydrogen at the same temperature ; but it* density taken at about 500° is anomalous, being three times as great as it should lie theoretically.... | |
| Edward Livingston Youmans - 1875 - 374 pages
...density of the vapor then diminishes gradually, until, at 1000° C., a point is reached where it is 32 times as great as that of hydrogen at the same temperature. Sulphur in all its forms is insoluble in water and alcohol, a poor conductor of heat, and a non-conductor... | |
| Sir William Augustus Tilden - 1876 - 316 pages
...The following are some examples :— Sulphur boils at 440°, and is converted into an orangecoloured vapour, the density of which, when taken at about...the other. They may be represented by the formulae S 2 and S,. Ozone, the molecule of which has been shown by various facts and arguments to have the formula... | |
| Henry Watts - 1883 - 1160 pages
...confirm«! by Deville and Troost, the density of sulphur-vapour, when taken at the tempentm of 1000°, is 32 times as great as that of hydrogen at the same temperature ; bet n density taken at about 500° is anomalous, being three times as great as it should i» theoretically.... | |
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