264 Chemical Nomenclature of Berzelius. 
Arsenious chloride. Protochloride of arsenic. 
Arsenic chloride. Deutochloride of arsenic. 
Molybdous chloruret. 
Molybdic chloruret.. 
Chromic chloruret. Chloride of chromium. 
Chromic chloride. 
Antimonic chloruret. Chloride of antimony. 
Antimonious chloride. 
Antimonic chloride. 
Tungstic chloruret. Protochloride of tungsten. 
Tungstic chloride. Perchloride of tungsten. 
Telluric chloride. Chloride of tellurium. 
Tantalic chloride. Chloride of columbium. 
Titanic chloride. Chloride of titanium. 
Manganic chloride. Chloride of manganese. 
By substituting the syllables, brom, iod, fluor and cyan for ‘chlor, 
in the above table, we have the nomenclature of the compounds of 
bromine, iodine, fluorine and cyanogen respectively. 
COMPOUNDS OF HYDROGEN. 
Hydrogen combines with the halogen and amphigen bodies, form- 
ing acid compounds, called hydracids. The compounds formed with 
the halogen bodies (chlorine, bromine, &c.) are strong acids, resem= 
bling the strongest acids which contain oxygen; but the combina- 
tions with the amphigen bodies, (sulphur, selenium, &c.) are weak 
acids. For this reason, I have preferred to retain the term acid, 28 
applied to the former of the classes just mentioned, the rather, that 
this term conveys to the mind of abeginner the idea of a compound 
possessing energetic acid properties. 
- Ist. Hypracips or tHe Harogen Bonpies.(55) 
Hydrochloric acid. (Hydric chloride.) 
Hydrobromic acid. (Hydric bromide.) 
Hydriodic acid. (Hydric iodide.) 
Hydrofluoric acid. (Hydric fluoride.) 
Hydrofluoboric acid. (Hydric and boric fluoride.) 
Hydrofluosilicie acid. (Hydric and silicic fluoride.) 
_Hydrofluotitantic acid. (Hydric and titanic fluoride.) 
Hydrofluotantalic acid. (Hydric and tantalic fluoride.) 
Nasa ee 
(55) The terms in both coluinns of the table below are used by Berzelius.—Trans. 
