Caloric Azotic gas Phlogisticated air, or Mephitis.
Hydrogen Ammoniac Volatile alkali.
{Nitrous oxyd Base of Nitrous gas.
{Nitrous acid Smoaking nitrous acid.
Oxygen {Nitric acid Pale nitrous acid.
{Oxygenated nitric acid Unknown.
{This combination is hitherto unknown; should it
{ever be discovered, it will be called, according to
Charcoal {the principles of our nomenclature, Azuret of
{Charcoal. Charcoal dissolves in azotic gas, and
{forms carbonated azotic gas.
Phosphorus. Azuret of phosphorus. Still unknown.
{Azuret of sulphur. Still unknown. We know
Sulphur {that sulphur dissolves in azotic gas, forming
{sulphurated azotic gas.
{Azote combines with charcoal and hydrogen, and
Compound {sometimes with phosphorus, in the compound
radicals {oxydable and acidifiable bases, and is generally
{contained in the radicals of the animal acids.
{Such combinations are hitherto unknown; if ever
Metallic {discovered, they will form metallic azurets, as
substances {azuret of gold, of silver, &c.
Lime {
Magnesia {
Barytes {Entirely unknown. If ever discovered, they will
Argill {form azuret of lime, azuret of magnesia, &c.
Potash {
Soda {
SECT. VI.--_Observations upon the Combinations of Azote with the Simple
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