 | Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin - 1900 - 1088 páginas
...limit. The water with the dissolved matter in it runs along underground until an outlet is reached and issues in the form of a spring. This, in turn, uniting...load. If the amount of carbon dioxide contained in the water is considerable, some of it will escape on reaching the surface, because of decrease of pressure,... | |
 | Michigan. Geological Survey - 1900 - 838 páginas
...limit. The water with the dissolved matter in it runs along underground until an outlet is reached and issues in the form of a spring. This, in turn, uniting...load. If the amount of carbon dioxide contained in the water is considerable, some of it will escape on reaching the surface, because of decrease of pressure,... | |
 | 1906 - 852 páginas
...their origin to the clays of glacial deposits and like disintegrated rock-masses. Percolating water containing dissolved carbon dioxide dissolves the...load. If the amount of carbon dioxide contained in the water is considerable, some of it \vill escape on reaching the surface because of decrease of pressure,... | |
 | Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin - 1900 - 828 páginas
...limit. The water with the dissolved matter in it runs along underground until an outlet is reached and issues in the form of a spring. This, in turn, uniting...load. If the amount of carbon dioxide contained in the water is considerable, some of it will escape on reaching the surface, because of decrease of pressure,... | |
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Percolating water, containing dissolved carbon dioxide, the so-called carbonic acid gas, readily dissolves the calcium and other metallic salts up to a certain limit. The water with the dissolved matter in it runs along underground until an outlet is... 