 ... hydrogen, the power of combining with acids has altogether disappeared. In these hydrogen-compounds the gradation of properties is. indeed even more marked than in their trimethylated and triethylated derivatives. On comparing the terminal points...  Journal of the Chemical Society - Page 663by Chemical Society (Great Britain) - 1896Full view - About this book
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...triethylated derivatives. On comparing the terminal points of the series, ammonia and antimonietted hydrogen, we cannot fail to be struck by the dissimilarity...gradation is no longer perceptible to the same extent. XIII. " Report of Proceedings of the Astronomical Expedition to Tencriffe, in 1857." By Prof. C. PIAZZI... | |
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