...decompc*sition. 10. Sir Humphry Davy's theory assumes that* "chemical and electrical attractions are produced by the same cause; acting in one case on particles, in the other on masses : and the same property, under different modifications, is the cause of all the phaenomena exhibited...

...says," Sir Humphry Davy's theory assumes that ' chemical antl electrical attractions are produced by the same cause ; acting in one case on particles, in the other on masses : and the same property, under different modifications, is the cause of all the phasnomena exhibited...

...repulsions ; and advanced the hypothesis ' that chemical and electrical attractions were produced by the same cause, acting in one case on particles, in the other on masses'; and that the same property, under different modifications, was the cause of all the phenomena exhibited...

...electrical forces. Davy " advanced the hypothesis that chemical and electrical attractions were produced by the same cause, acting in one case on particles, in the other on masses." This idea was developed by Berzelius, who regarded every compound as formed by the union of two oppositely...