Foundations of the Atomic Theory, Comprising Papers and Extracts

absorption of gases affinity alkali aqueous vapour ascertained atmo atmospheric air atom of A+ atom of azote atom of hydrogen atom of nitrous atom of oxygen azote and oxygen azotic gas binary compound bodies bulk carbonate of potash carbonic acid gas cent chemical combinations common air composed constitution contains density different gases distance Dr Priestley earth's surface elastic fluids equal experiments facts force of vapour gaseous given volume grain measures grains hydrogen gas hypothesis impregnated inches inches of mercury JOHN DALTON liquid measures of common mercury mixture muriatic nearly nitric acid nitrous gas nitrous oxide observed obtained Olefiant gas oxalic acid oxygen united oxygenous gas particle of gas particles of water phial pressure proportion quantity of nitrous quantity of water red heat relative weights residuary gas residuum respectively simple specific gravity stratum strontian sulphurets super-oxalate supposed temperature ternary compound THOMAS THOMSON tion tube ultimate particles vessel WILLIAM HYDE WOLLASTON