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(Click to expand)COURSE CONTENT (d) Establishment of formulae of
gases from their volumetric com-
position (0 Determination of atomic weig-
ht of eiements Numerical proble- 01) Gram molecule, gram molecular
weight. Problems. 8 Simple calculations, from equa-
tions of reacting weights of subs-
৷ tances and volumes of gases 9, Chlorine and its compeunds
(1) (a) Sodium Chloride Prepar-
ation and properties of hydrogen
chloride, volumetric composition. Chlorides : (8) Chlorine—Its production by
the oxidation of hydrochloric acid
and by electrolysis of the acid
and of chlorides properties. (c) Bleaching powder (1) Fluorine, bromine and iodine,
as other members of the
halogen family Use of aqueous hydrofluoric acid,
iodine in medicine 10 Sulphur and its compounds (1) Sulphur — its extraction and
uses (i) Sulphur dioxide—Prepara-
tlon — (৫0) by oxidation of sulphur and
sulphide ores (b) from sulphites, (c) from sulphuric acid Properties, uses as a bleaching
৬ agent and as ৪ preservative. [3] NOTES DesxApparatus for showing volumete’s
composition of the gas. Only the chemistry ০1 Weldon's and
Deacon’s Processes required. Only preparation, use and formula (with.
out discussion),
D—Bromine and iodine. D—Etching of glass.
Allotropic forms and the behaviour of sulphur on heating are not required
Description of burners not required.