The table here given contains some of Dalton's diagrams of atoms. They are not all considered to be correct at the present time; for example, we now think that the ultimate particle of water is made up of two atoms of hydrogen and one of oxygen, and that that of ammonia contains three atoms of hydrogen to one of nitrogen. [Please select]
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Others add a little ammonia to the water, and still others use the powdered pumice. [Please select]
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Then peel and work back into a dough, adding ½ ounce of ammonia and ½ ounce of gasoline. [Please select]
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A little ammonia in the water will help to whiten the floors. [Please select]
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One teacupful of ammonia to a wash will keep the table-linen white. [Please select]
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A tablespoonful of ammonia and one tablespoonful of turpentine to each washing will keep clothes white. [Please select]
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Then wash by hand in warm suds, to which has been added one teaspoonful of ammonia. [Please select]
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The intravenous injection of ammonia failing to rouse her, m. [Please select]
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Ammonia has a very foul odour. [Please select]
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I have already shown you that if we can liberate by any means ammonia from a substance, we have practically proved the presence of nitrogen in that substance, for ammonia is a nitrogen compound. [Please select]
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