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CONTENTS.

BOOK I.
ATOMS.

CH APTER I.
HISTORICAL INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER II.
LAW OF VOLUMES
CHAPTER III.
PEOUT'S HYPOTHESIS—LAW OF SPECIFIC HEATS-
ISOMORPHISM.CHAPTER IV.
SYSTEM OP CHEMICAL EQUIVALENTS-EQUIVALENT
NOTATION.
CHAPTER V.
PRESENT SYSTEM OP ATOMIC WEIGHTS
CHAPTER VI.
THE NEW SYSTEM OP ATOMIC WEIGHTS RESPECTS AND
RENDERS EVIDENT THE ANALOGIES WHICH EXIST
BETWEEN BODIES.
CHAPTER VII.
ATOMIC AND MOLECULAR VOLUMES.


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BOOK II.
ATOMICITY.
CH APTER I.
DEFINITION AND HISTORIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE IDEA OF
ATOMICITY . ..... 196
CHAPTER II.
AFFINITY AND ATOMICITY, TWO DISTINCT PROPERTIES
OF ATOMS.
CHAPTER III.
CONSTITUTION OF BODIES DEDUCED FROM THE THEORY
OF ATOMICITY.
CHAPTER IV.
HYPOTHESIS UPON THE CONSTITUTION OF MATTER.