The History of Chemistry, Tom 2

Academy acid gas affinity afterwards alkali ammonia analysis antiphlogistic theory appeared ascertained atomic theory atomic weights barytes bases Bergman Berthollet Berzelius bodies calcination carbonic acid carbonic acid gas Cavendish charcoal chemical chemistry chemists chlorine combined combustion common air compound of oxygen consequence considerable constituents contained converted copper Davy decomposed decomposition determine Dijon discovery dissolved electricity employed essay fact fluoric acid formed Fourcroy France French Gahn gases Gay-Lussac heat hydrogen hydrogen gas important investigations iron Klaproth known Lavoisier Lavoisier's lime magnesia manganese Memoirs ments mercury metallic oxides method mineral mode Morveau muriatic acid nature nitric acid nitrous gas obtained opinions oxalic oxide oxygen oxygen gas paper Paris periments phlogistic phlogiston phosphorus possessed potash Priestley professor properties proportions published quantity respecting respiration retort salts Scheele showed silica solution specific gravity strontian substance sulphuric acid tained tion Upsala Vauquelin volume Wollaston zinc