272 Chemical Nomenclature of Berzelius. 
Sulpharseniates. Sulphotungstates. : 
Sulpharsenites.(67) Sulphantimoniates. 
capa Sulphantimonites. 
ulphochromates. Hyposulphantimonites. 
Higpcenilphomolidedaase (68) Sulphostannates.(69) 
Sulphomolybdates. Sulphotantalates.(d) 
B. HALOID SALTS. 
As the remarks just made in relation to the sulphosalts apply also 
to this class, I shall, here, give only a few examples, which will show 
how the series of sulphates may be used to ascertain the name of 
each species of the haloid salts. 
Potassic chloruret- Chloride of potassium.(y) 
Sodic chloruret. Chloride of sodium 
Ammonic chloruret. Hydrochlorate of waticna. 
Mercurious chloruret. Protochloride of mercury. 5 
Mercuric chloruret. Perchloride of mercury. 
dic ioduret. odide of sodium. 
Ferrous ioduret. Todide of iron. 
Ferric ioduret. 
Potassic ioduret. ; Todide of potassium. 
Bioduret of potassium. 
Trioduret of potassium. 
Calcic fluoruret: Fluoride of calcium. 
(67) Containing, the first a compound of sulphur and arsenic corresponding to ar- 
senic acid; the second a — sated to Seenisds acid, oe arsenic and 
arsenious eniphties The ontain real- 
gar, CB! cele sulphide a 
68) The sulphomolybdates con es ts e molybdic Psa Bed 41,) and the hy- 
persulphomolybdates the hypermolybdic fogs the firs ned compound is 
Proportional to molybdic acid, the second has to similar plore in the combina- 
tions of molybdenum with oxyge 
(69) er the stannic sulphide, which corresponds to the stannic oxide, (per- 
oxide a 
(d) Besides the salts — in the table, “there exist sulphoseleniates, but 
sn! of the a feeble bases. here are known also, sulphaurates, sulphiri- 
ates. 
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» ¥e. but in these salts the ——s of the electro-negative 
sulphuret are e very feeble. Sed ws is possible, that, in the dry Mele sulphobor 2% 
sulph nd sulphotanta ne may be formed, which w 
converts at once into oxysalts, “ic the disengagement of sul sae seme 
PRS has proved this in relation to the sulphotantalates.” (Vol. III, p. 372; 
ba = The naies in this anne are those of the common nomenclature.—Zrans. 
