Hydrogen for Military Purposes
Hydrogen for Military Purposes
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-i. ' and must be kept in hermetically sealed cans. It is stated that exjjeri- ments indicated 1. S7 pounds of this material were required to jfroduce 1. 000 cubic feet of hydrogen. The chemical reactions which take place should properly be repre. -iented by three or four stages, but may be sulHciently explained by the following single equation; (iKCX -f 6H, () + -i. VI -f :3Hgi:i_, = •jKj. UOj 4- 1211 + :iirg((;. \, , - . 'AICI3 ACETYLENE PROCESS. In 1001 Mr. H. Houbon. A resident of England. ...In\-cnted and patented a process for making pure hydrogen from acetyliMie. Lie compressed the acetylene to o atnios- pheres in a Caillet steel bomb and ignited it by electric spark. The carbon precipitates in the form ol' tine soot leaving the pure hydrogen. It is stated that the process is without danger, and calcium carbide lor producing acetylene is very cheap, but it is not known that this process has ever been perfected for producing hydrogen in large quantities for aeronautical service. By computation it is found that ISO pounds of calcium carbide are required to produce 1, 000 cubic feet of hydro- gen by this method.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
-i. ' and must be kept in hermetically sealed cans. It is stated that exjjeri- ments indicated 1. S7 pounds of this material were required to jfroduce 1. 000 cubic feet of hydrogen. The chemical reactions which take place should properly be repre. -iented by three or four stages, but may be sulHciently explained by the following single equation; (iKCX -f 6H, () + -i. VI -f :3Hgi:i_, = •jKj. UOj 4- 1211 + :iirg((;. \, , - . 'AICI3 ACETYLENE PROCESS. In 1001 Mr. H. Houbon. A resident of England. ...In\-cnted and patented a process for making pure hydrogen from acetyliMie. Lie compressed the acetylene to o atnios- pheres in a Caillet steel bomb and ignited it by electric spark. The carbon precipitates in the form ol' tine soot leaving the pure hydrogen. It is stated that the process is without danger, and calcium carbide lor producing acetylene is very cheap, but it is not known that this process has ever been perfected for producing hydrogen in large quantities for aeronautical service. By computation it is found that ISO pounds of calcium carbide are required to produce 1, 000 cubic feet of hydro- gen by this method.
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