Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts . le and oxidi^q^ie, supplies no stich nomen-clature. The same insurmountable objection applies to theoxidule of Fourcroy and Hauy. Besides, Mr. Hasscnfratzfrjrgets^ that the term oxidule, though it does well enough inFrench, may not be suited to other languages. For in-stance it would neither be introduced into English norGi!nnan, without doing violence to the genius of bothlanguages. VI. The preceding experiments were made about a yearago; indeed immediately after perusing Mr. Hassenfratzsdissertation. I publish them at present, to put th
Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts . le and oxidi^q^ie, supplies no stich nomen-clature. The same insurmountable objection applies to theoxidule of Fourcroy and Hauy. Besides, Mr. Hasscnfratzfrjrgets^ that the term oxidule, though it does well enough inFrench, may not be suited to other languages. For in-stance it would neither be introduced into English norGi!nnan, without doing violence to the genius of bothlanguages. VI. The preceding experiments were made about a yearago; indeed immediately after perusing Mr. Hassenfratzsdissertation. I publish them at present, to put the che-mical public on their guard respecting the inaccurate state-ment of the composition of oxides of iron, which I haveintroduced into my Si/.sfem of Chemistri/. I inserted theresult of theni in the appendix to the 4th edition of thatwork; but thought it requisite likewise to publish the de-tails, that those who are in possession of preceding editionsmay be aware of th* inaccuracy and correct it. INDEX Uicholsffns fJuJbs. 1 lEcJwbom fhJLya. Journal,
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