Chemistry As Exemplifying the Wisdom And Beneficence of God
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ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. 117 the disputed point of the absorption or non-absorp- tion of nitrogen from the air by animals, which he to a great extent effected, by showing that in an ani- mal so supplied with food that its weight remains for a long time unchanged, the nitrogen contained in that food always exceeds that voided in the excre- tions. At the same time an opportunity was afforded for examining the amount of carbon lost, by the aid of a similar comparison.
It was found that in twent...y-four hours the cow consumed in respiration the enormous quantity of seventy ounces of carbon, and the horse seventy- seven ounces. Professor Liebig has lately applied Boussingault's method to the human subject. His mean result indicates an expenditure of about four- teen ounces of carbon daily, for well-fed, healthy men employed in labour in the open air, as soldiers : the amount is much smaller in those who lead a de- pressed or sedentary life.
The diet-tables of the Royal Navy furnish the means of making an approximation to the quantity of carbon required for the respiratory process, in cir- cumstances extremely favourable to its activity.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, p. 113.
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY. 117 the disputed point of the absorption or non-absorp- tion of nitrogen from the air by animals, which he to a great extent effected, by showing that in an ani- mal so supplied with food that its weight remains for a long time unchanged, the nitrogen contained in that food always exceeds that voided in the excre- tions. At the same time an opportunity was afforded for examining the amount of carbon lost, by the aid of a similar comparison.
It was found that in twent...y-four hours the cow consumed in respiration the enormous quantity of seventy ounces of carbon, and the horse seventy- seven ounces. Professor Liebig has lately applied Boussingault's method to the human subject. His mean result indicates an expenditure of about four- teen ounces of carbon daily, for well-fed, healthy men employed in labour in the open air, as soldiers : the amount is much smaller in those who lead a de- pressed or sedentary life.
The diet-tables of the Royal Navy furnish the means of making an approximation to the quantity of carbon required for the respiratory process, in cir- cumstances extremely favourable to its activity.
What to read after Chemistry As Exemplifying the Wisdom And Beneficence of God?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Fownes to read onlineMoreLess
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