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Light and Its Phenomena: Hydrogen

GASES or their bases, and the Principal ACIDS, are as follows. Peroxide of Hydrogen Nitrous Oxide Nitric Oxide Hyponitrous Acid Nitrous Acid Nitric Acid Carbonic Acid H. 1+0 16 = 17 Ν.

N. 14+0 8 = 22 Ν. 14+0 16 = 30 Ν.

N. 14+0 24 = 38 Ν. 14+0 32 = 46 Ν. 14+0 40 = 54 6+0 16 22 GASES.-Continued.

Carbonic Oxide 6+0 8 = 14 Hyposulphurous Acid S.

S. 32+0 8 = 40 Sulphurous Acid S. 16+0 16 = 32 Sulphuric Acid S.

S. 16+0 24 = 40 40 Hyposulphuric Acid S.

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