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... oxygen and nitrogen gas . Of one hundred measures of atmospheric air , twenty - one are oxygen , and seventy - nine nitrogen . The one , namely , oxygen , is the principle which supports combustion , and sustains animal life ; and the ...
... oxygen and nitrogen gas . Of one hundred measures of atmospheric air , twenty - one are oxygen , and seventy - nine nitrogen . The one , namely , oxygen , is the principle which supports combustion , and sustains animal life ; and the ...
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... oxygen gas is given out by plants ; carbonic acid gas is evolved during the fermentation of dough , cider , beer , & c . Sulphuretted , carburetted , and phosphu- retted hydrogen are also evolved by the decomposition of animal and ...
... oxygen gas is given out by plants ; carbonic acid gas is evolved during the fermentation of dough , cider , beer , & c . Sulphuretted , carburetted , and phosphu- retted hydrogen are also evolved by the decomposition of animal and ...
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... oxygen gas is now applied to that fluid which was formerly designated by the appellations of vital air , fire air , & c .; and nitrogen gas is now used instead of the terms foul air , phlogisticated air , mephitic air , & c . The former ...
... oxygen gas is now applied to that fluid which was formerly designated by the appellations of vital air , fire air , & c .; and nitrogen gas is now used instead of the terms foul air , phlogisticated air , mephitic air , & c . The former ...
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... oxygen gas , without any mixture or alloy , our animal spirits would be raised , and the fluids in our bodies would circulate with greater rapidity ; but we should soon infallibly perish by the rapid and unnatural accu- mulation of heat ...
... oxygen gas , without any mixture or alloy , our animal spirits would be raised , and the fluids in our bodies would circulate with greater rapidity ; but we should soon infallibly perish by the rapid and unnatural accu- mulation of heat ...
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... oxygen , which is not a very different proportion from the above . Another gas , called nitric oxide , composed of 56 parts oxygen and 44 nitrogen , produces instant suffocation in all animals that attempt to breathe it . What a ...
... oxygen , which is not a very different proportion from the above . Another gas , called nitric oxide , composed of 56 parts oxygen and 44 nitrogen , produces instant suffocation in all animals that attempt to breathe it . What a ...
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