The Schoolmate, Volúmenes1-2A. R. Phippen George Savage, 1852 |
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... carbonic acid , in the form of gas . This acid is a combination of carbon or char- coal , with oxygen , one of the constituent gases of the atmosphere . The acid is de- composed , the carbon being retained by the plant and composing a ...
... carbonic acid , in the form of gas . This acid is a combination of carbon or char- coal , with oxygen , one of the constituent gases of the atmosphere . The acid is de- composed , the carbon being retained by the plant and composing a ...
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... carbonic acid gas you know something from my previous lectu res , and you know that when carbon and oxygen unite rapidly , heat or fire is produced ; and that by this union the candle burns , the coals grow hot , and our bodies are kept ...
... carbonic acid gas you know something from my previous lectu res , and you know that when carbon and oxygen unite rapidly , heat or fire is produced ; and that by this union the candle burns , the coals grow hot , and our bodies are kept ...
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... carbonic acid gas ; he consumes points into a hundred parts ; the freezing point more carbon , and produces more animal heat . is marked zero . His warming apparatus consumes more fuel , or , in other words , he keeps up a larger inter ...
... carbonic acid gas ; he consumes points into a hundred parts ; the freezing point more carbon , and produces more animal heat . is marked zero . His warming apparatus consumes more fuel , or , in other words , he keeps up a larger inter ...
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