 | William Charles Henry - 1854 - 302 pagine
...of A ; whereas it is equally probable by the same rule, that the compounds may be 2 atoms of A to 1 of B, and 1 atom of A to 1 of B respectively ; for,...atoms of A, and the latter of 1 atom of A, united to 1 or more of B. Thus there would be an equal chance for right or wrong. But it is NUMBER OF ATOMS IN... | |
 | William Somerville Orr - 1860 - 94 pagine
...whereas it is equally probable, by the same rule, that the compounds may be 2 atoms of A to I atom of H, and 1 atom of A to 1 of B respectively. For the proportions being 10 A to 7 B (от, which is the same ratio, 20 A to 14 B), and 10 A to 14 B, it is clear by the rule, that when... | |
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B, and 1 atom of A to 1 of B respectively; for, the proportions being 10 A to 7 B (or, which is the same ratio, 20 A to 14 B) and 10 A to 14 B, it is clear by the rule, that when the numbers are thus stated, we must consider the former combination as... 