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1 Or mercuric oxide , may be obtained either of a brick-red or orange-yellow colour.
2 The equation representing the decomposition of mercuric oxide is
3 Rather, mercuric oxide contains two elements that happen to form a gas and a metal when separate.
4 Hence, to find the weight of oxygen in 15 g. of mercuric oxide , we have the proportion
5 The relative weight of the mercuric oxide molecule must therefore be the sum of these, or 216.
6 The problem is to find out what weight of mercuric oxide will yield 20 g. of oxygen.
7 Again, suppose we wish to find what weight of oxygen can be obtained from 15 g. of mercuric oxide .
8 The molecule of mercuric oxide and the atom of oxygen which it contains have the ratio 216: 16.
9 This same ratio must therefore hold between the weight of any given quantity of mercuric oxide and that of the oxygen which it contains.
10 He realized a compound like mercuric oxide (an orange solid) doesn't somehow "contain" a gas, oxygen, and a liquid metal, mercury, as others believed.
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