Chemical Nomenclature of Berzelius. 265 
Hydrocyanic acid. Hydric cyanide.) 
Hydrosulphocyanic acid.* (20) tyr eric ; hydric 
ulpaocyaaeae 
oo hydrosulpho- (Cyan sulphide, bihydric 
cyanic acid sulphocyanide.)(57) 
2d. Hypracips or THe Ampuicen Bones. 
Hydric sulphide. (Sulphuretted hydrogen.) 
Carbohydric sulphide. (Carburet of sulphur combined 
with sulphuretted hydrogen.) 
Cyanous sulphide. {(58) 
* A combination of cyanic reapers and hydric sulphide.—Berzelius 
(56) drosu Boe acid. cid having sulphocyanogen ier its radical. 
Sulphocyanogen is a compoun nd ota one nk = the vapor of sulphur and one vol- 
ume of cyanogen. Bors elius is disposed to admit the views of Liebeg in relation 
to the existence of eccarsiegan: as en in a solid form by transmitting chlo- 
- ate i Aa of potassa.— Trans 
t The pon — ~ in oo preceding compounds, but containing twice 
the eae: of h 
(5 va Hydonlpharete hyoupineyan acid. “The hydrocyanic acid has 
the with sulphuretted hydrogens of combining wit th metallic 
ralph, forming salt ** When ac bige by an acid, 
the metal of th is oxidized at the expen: of the water; ; thus sulphuret. 
Lhe 
ted hydrog ed, , under favorab 
nation with “ eileen see acid. Thence results a compound of tw: o hy- 
mes 
these erystals are gradually decomposed, liberating hydrocyanic acid, and leaving an 
orange matter which Wohler considers a compound of hydrocyanic acid with twice 
as much pier as is contained in hyd phocyanic acid. i: 
_ tioned above. The 
|, hydrosulphuretted cyanogen, is obtained 
oa synth and sulphuretted iyrogen are presented to each other over water 
or as cohol.— Trans 
A substance cidead with ie sree in the oe Bars hitherto aia sulpho- 
Brat but which appear to be t erzelius. Ihave taken the 
liberty to alter the name in the pier which was eyanie sulphide. arson 
(58) aie explaining the theory which makes of sulphocyanogen (cyanous su! 
phide) a haloid body, like cyanogen, pirated observes, (Vol. IT, p. 220,) nce 
afforded b ocyanogen and its compounds 
urets 
constitutes a sulphobase. In this 
combined with cyanous sulphide ; 
ase with the seats and silicic fluorides, in their’ compounds with hy 
