CHEMICAL
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1854 · p. 1
The attractive force by which di imilar substances combine with each other to produce chemical compounds. All natural and artificial substances are either simple or compound. The metals, for instance, are simple substances, — no one of them having been as yet decomposed: water is a compound; it may be resolved into oxvgen and hydrogen gases, which are therefore called its component part -. To enable substances [s. 33]
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