Commercial Organic Analysis volume Vol 3 Part 2
Commercial Organic Analysis volume Vol 3 Part 2
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L. Eicciardi (Ber. , xi. 1385) to some extent confirms these results, for he found the nicotine in twenty specimens of tobacco, grown in Italy under various conditions, to range from 5*99 per cent, in a Virginian variety to 1'62 in Havana tobacco.
Tobacco Smoke varies in character according to the proportion of air admitted during combustion, oxidation being necessarily more perfect in the case of a cigar than when the tobacco is smoked in a pipe. In the latter case, a portion of the condensibl...e products is deposited in the liquid state. Tobacco-smoke consists in part of permanent gases, the proportions of carbon dioxide and carbon mon- oxide in which have been determined by G. Krause. Vohl found sulphuretted hydrogen and hydrocyanic acid, and from 0'7 to 2*8 grammes of ammonia for 100 of tobacco smoked. Vohl and Eulenberg (Arch. Pharm. , [2], cxlvi. 130) experimented on the smoke of strong tobacco, burnt both in pipes and in the form of cigars. The smoke was first aspirated through a solution of 1 According to Ad.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
L. Eicciardi (Ber. , xi. 1385) to some extent confirms these results, for he found the nicotine in twenty specimens of tobacco, grown in Italy under various conditions, to range from 5*99 per cent, in a Virginian variety to 1'62 in Havana tobacco.
Tobacco Smoke varies in character according to the proportion of air admitted during combustion, oxidation being necessarily more perfect in the case of a cigar than when the tobacco is smoked in a pipe. In the latter case, a portion of the condensibl...e products is deposited in the liquid state. Tobacco-smoke consists in part of permanent gases, the proportions of carbon dioxide and carbon mon- oxide in which have been determined by G. Krause. Vohl found sulphuretted hydrogen and hydrocyanic acid, and from 0'7 to 2*8 grammes of ammonia for 100 of tobacco smoked. Vohl and Eulenberg (Arch. Pharm. , [2], cxlvi. 130) experimented on the smoke of strong tobacco, burnt both in pipes and in the form of cigars. The smoke was first aspirated through a solution of 1 According to Ad.
What to read after Commercial Organic Analysis volume Vol 3 Part 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen, Alfred Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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