Chemistry for the curious. FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMISTRY AND entertaining experience

Authors: E. Grosse, Vaysmantel X.V book in a popular and exciting form sets out the basis Inorganic and Organic Chemistry. Active mastery of the material, the awakening of interest in chemistry help described her experiences, which can be done in a chemical circle and even at home. The originality of the book lies in the fact that it is available for self-study, and the choice of tests is due not so much their external effect as informative. The material contains a large number of drawings. Volume: 165 p. Archive size: 1,56 Mb.


Contents:
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I want to be a chemist
1. Water and air-CHEAPEST RAW
WATER SUBSTANCE number 1
Experiments with water
We expand the water
Magnesium active but protected
Electrolytic decomposition of water
Experiment with gases
WATER CRYSTALS
We find crystal water
The adsorbed water
AIR - inexhaustible RAW
Interesting mix
EXPERIMENTS WITH OXYGEN
Getting oxygen WAP
Burn iron
Atomic oxygen
LЁYNA choked be without NITROGEN
Experiments on ammonia and nitric acid
Ammonia Fountain
We obtain nitric acid
NOT JUST FROM WATER ICE
We obtain carbon dioxide
Experiments with carbon dioxide
2. SALT = BASE + ACID
Alkali metal chloride, a raw material for bases and acids
HOW TO GET in Bitterfeld alkalis and acids
Electrochemical plant on the laboratory table
Mercury method
The diaphragm of the damn
BASES TITRATION
Experiments with chlorine
We obtain chlorine
Simple experiments with chlorine
Synthesis of hydrogen chloride
AS manufactures SODE
Getting soda
BLOOD CHEMISTRY
Sulfur and its compounds
Dissolved sulfur
Caution Poison!
We get the sulfides
The combustion of hydrogen sulfide
Two methods for one product
Experiments with sulfurous acid
The chamber method
Contact method
The acid from gypsum
We obtain xylolite
SECURITIES silicates
Isolation of silicic acid from water glass
Cement gives concrete filled
3. METALS - Basic techniques
Metals and their compounds
CLASSIFICATION OF METALS
Alkali metal (main subgroup of group I)
Detection of potassium and sodium
METALS secondary subgroup of group I
Oxidation and reduction of copper
Detection of Copper Alloys
Experiments with silver
The basic process photos
Assay art
Alkaline earth metal (Group II MAIN GROUPS)
Properties and detection of magnesium
Detection of calcium
METALS secondary subgroup of group II
Experiments with zinc
METALS main subgroup of group III
Aluminium-important light metal
CARBON GROUP (main subgroup of Group IV)
Tin - a necessary but rare element
GROUP OF NITROGEN (main subgroup of group V)
METALS secondary subgroups of group VI
Colored precipitation with chromium
Detection of molybdenum and tungsten,
METALS secondary subgroup of Group VII
Group VIII transition metal
Iron-most metal upotrebitelny
Cobalt magnet component
Nickel meets the most stringent requirements
ANALYST - a touchstone for the young CHEMIST
RECEIVE METALS
FLUSHING and roasting of ores
Ore
Calcination ore
SMELTING copper and lead in laboratory crucibles
Recovery of copper oxide
Lead from litharge
Metals from pyrolusite
We obtain manganese
Electrolysis of molten magnesium production
Magnesium from carnallite
Iron and nickel in the unusual form
Obtain iron dust
Nickel in the same recipe
RECIPES FROM STEEL
Lead alloys
Hardening Steel
Short course Electrochemistry of metals
Voltage range METALS
Metal coating, "trees" and "ice patterns" without current
Take a look behind the scenes
Summary of the electrochemical cell
Plating
The metal is deposited shock
4. CHEMISTRY CARBON
Look into the past
Marsh gas
We get marsh gas
BASICS OF ORGANIC CHEMISTRY
Ethene - unsaturated hydrocarbons BNARUZHENIE elements in organic matter
Detect