A Course in General Chemistry
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The gas usually consists of about 60 per cent of nitrogen and 40 per cent of carbon monoxide. It can be made from coal of a poor quality, even from lignite, and as gas engines run well with this gas, it furnishes the most economical method for utilizing low-grade coal for power.
4. Oil gas. In countries, such as the United States, in which petro- leum is found abundantly, some illuminating gas is made from it by spraying the petroleum upon very hot fire bricks, as in the enriching of water gas.... Pintsch gas is made in this way by cracking petroleum oils, and is stored under pressure in cylinders for lighting railway cars.
5. Natural gas. In many regions of the United States, as well as in other countries, natural gas is obtained from wells drilled into a stratum holding the gas. While it is variable in composition, it con- sists largely of methane, many samples running as high as 95 per cent of this compound. It burns with a rather smoky flame of moderate FLAMES; FUEL GASES; EXPLOSIONS '.>,25 luminosity, but works well with a gas mantle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The gas usually consists of about 60 per cent of nitrogen and 40 per cent of carbon monoxide. It can be made from coal of a poor quality, even from lignite, and as gas engines run well with this gas, it furnishes the most economical method for utilizing low-grade coal for power.
4. Oil gas. In countries, such as the United States, in which petro- leum is found abundantly, some illuminating gas is made from it by spraying the petroleum upon very hot fire bricks, as in the enriching of water gas.... Pintsch gas is made in this way by cracking petroleum oils, and is stored under pressure in cylinders for lighting railway cars.
5. Natural gas. In many regions of the United States, as well as in other countries, natural gas is obtained from wells drilled into a stratum holding the gas. While it is variable in composition, it con- sists largely of methane, many samples running as high as 95 per cent of this compound. It burns with a rather smoky flame of moderate FLAMES; FUEL GASES; EXPLOSIONS '.>,25 luminosity, but works well with a gas mantle.
What to read after A Course in General Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Macpherson, William, 1812-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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