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CONTENTS xiii

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CHAPTER XXXVI.--ZIRCONIUM.....88··.., 442
CHAPTER XXXVII. -TITANIUM... ··. 452
CHAPTER XXXVIII.-COLUMBIUM AND TANTALUM. 463

THE ALKALINE EARTHS AND MAGNESIUM, CALCIUM, STRONTIUM, BARIUM, MAG-
NESIUM (RADOM). 486
CHAPTER XXXIX.--THE ALKALINE EARTHS. 486
CHAPTER XL.-MAGNESIUM.. 506
THE ALKALIES
Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium, Cesium
CHAPTER XLI.--THE ALKALIES......»·· 517
THE ACID-FORMING ELEMENTS
Silicon, Tungsten, Phosphorus, Sulphur, Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine, Fluorine,
Boron, Carbon, Hydrogen, and Nitrogen.
CHAPTER XLII. SILICON 536
CHAPTER XLIII.---TUNGSTEN 547

CHAPTER XLIV.--PHOSPHORUS....··. 556
CHAPTER XLV.-SULPHUR...»·····. 570
CHAPTER XLVI.---CHLORINE, BROMINE, AND IODINE... 583
CHAPTER XLVII.-FLUORINE. 594
CHAPTER XLVIII.---BORON... 607
CHAPTER XLIX.--CARBON AND HYDROGEN.... 621
CHAPTER L.--NITROGEN..»». 033

PART III. SILICATE ROCK ANALYSIS

I. INTRODUCTION....·· 645
1. Importance of Complete and Thorough analyses..., 645
2. The Constituents Occurring in Silicate Rocks......+·9»»··. 652
3. Preliminary Qualitative Analysis. 653
4. Summation of Analytical Results and Limits of Allowable Error... 654
5. Statement of Analyses.......».. 658
6. Time Needed for Making an Analysis. 659
II. METHODS APPLICABLE TO SILICATE ROCKS 660
I. Introductory Remarks. 660
2. Specific Gravity (Porosity). 661
Genera! Remarks:
A. By Suspension in Water 662
B. Pyenometer Method 666