Elementary Modern Chemistry
Elementary Modern Chemistry
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Fig. 30. Effect of carbon dioxide on combustion Experiment 68. Leave some limewater standing in an open dish for a time. Is there evidence that there is carbon dioxide in the air of the i-oom ?
Experiment 64. Arrange an apparatus like the figure and draw air from the room through limewater. Try air from out of doors in the same way.
68. The carbon-ozygen-carbon dioxide cycle. When car- bon combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide a large amount of heat is set free. It is evident from this th...at energy Fig. 40. Apparatus for showing the presence of carbon dioxide in air Digitized by VjOOQ IC 62 MODERN CHEMISTRY must be supplied from some outside source if carbon is to be separated from oxygen, leaving the two elements in the free state. All plants and animals breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide, and if there were no simple process in nature by means of which the carbon and oxygen could be separated, the atmosphete would grow constantly poorer in oxygen and constantly richer in carbon dioxide.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fig. 30. Effect of carbon dioxide on combustion Experiment 68. Leave some limewater standing in an open dish for a time. Is there evidence that there is carbon dioxide in the air of the i-oom ?
Experiment 64. Arrange an apparatus like the figure and draw air from the room through limewater. Try air from out of doors in the same way.
68. The carbon-ozygen-carbon dioxide cycle. When car- bon combines with oxygen to form carbon dioxide a large amount of heat is set free. It is evident from this th...at energy Fig. 40. Apparatus for showing the presence of carbon dioxide in air Digitized by VjOOQ IC 62 MODERN CHEMISTRY must be supplied from some outside source if carbon is to be separated from oxygen, leaving the two elements in the free state. All plants and animals breathe in oxygen and breathe out carbon dioxide, and if there were no simple process in nature by means of which the carbon and oxygen could be separated, the atmosphete would grow constantly poorer in oxygen and constantly richer in carbon dioxide.
What to read after Elementary Modern Chemistry?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilhelm Ostwald to read onlineMoreLess
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