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No. II.TABLES OF SIMPLE AFFINITY.

The following Tables were drawn up by Bergman, and additions made to tliem byothers at different times. The substance, the attractions of which are to beshown, is placed at the head of a column, and the substances to which it has anattraction placed beneath, in the order of the forces of attraction.

Oxygen.

Carbon

Charcoal

Manganese

Zinc

Iron

Tin

Antimony

Hydrogen

Phosphorus

Sulphur

Arsenic

Nitrogen

Nickel

Cobalt

Copper

BismuthCaloric ?MercurySilver

Arsenous acid

Nitric oxide

Gold

Platina

Carbonic oxide

Muriatic acidWhite oxide ofmanganese

White oxide of lead

Oxygen.*

Titanium

Manganese

Zinc

Iron

Tin

Uranium

Molybdena

TuMgsten

Cobalt

Antimony

Nickel

Arsenic

Chrome

Bismuth

Lead

Copper

Tellurium

Platina

Mercury

Silver

Gold

Carbon.

Oxygen

Iron

Hydrogen

NlTROCEN'.

Oxygen

Sulphur

Phosphorus

Hydrogen

Hydrogen.

Oxygen

Sulphur

Carbon

Phosphorus

Nitrogen

Sulphur.

Phosphorus.

Potash

Soda

Iron

Copper

Tin

Lead

Silver

Bismuth

Antimony

Mercury

Barytes.

Acids:

Sulphuric

Oxalic

Succinic

Fluoric

Phosphoric

Mucic

Nitric

Muriatic

Suberic

Citric

Tartaric

Arsenic

Acids :

Molybdena

Arsenic

LacticBenzoic (AceticBoracic

Potash, Soda, andAmmonia.

Acids :

Sulphurous

Sulphuric

Nitrous

Nitric

Carbonic

Muriatic

Prussic

Phosphoric

Sulphur

Fluoric

Phosphorus

Oxalic

i Water

Tartaric

1 Fixed oils

Succinic

1

Citric

Strostites,

Lactic

Aeids :

Benzoic

Sulphuric

Sulphurous

Phosphoric

Acetic

Oxalic

Mucic

Tartaric

Boracic

Fluoric

Nitrous

Nitric

Carbonic

Muriatic

Prussic

Succinic

Oil

Acetic

Water

Arsenic

Sulphur

Boracic

CarboiueWater

Lime.

Acids :OxalicSulphuricTartaricSuccinicPhosphoricMucicNitricMuriaticSuberic

* Vauquelin's Table of the affinity of the metals for oxygen, according to thedifficulty with which their oxides are decomposed by heat.

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