Elements of Chemical And Physical Geology volume 1
Elements of Chemical And Physical Geology volume 1
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Et de Thys. 1844, T. 8, p. 425.
I Ibid. T. 12, p. 5.
With regard to the presence of sulphuretted hydrogen in sea- water, see Chapter XVI.
I 2 116 CARBONIC ACID IN SEA- WATER.
of green plants, and the variation in the proportion of gases con- tained in sea-water. It has been already pointed out by A. And Ch. Morren, * that green animalcules produce, under the influence of the sun's rays, similar effects upon the gases contained in fresh water. F The presence of carbonic acid in sea-water is suff...iciently proved by the preceding observations, and indeed it might well be asked, how it could possibly be wanting in a fluid in which a far greater number of animals breathe than upon land. In reference to geology it is of particular importance. The carbonic acid contained in sea-water will constantly dissolve carbonate of lime when present upon the sea-bottom. If, as appears to follow from my researches, the carbonate of lime and carbonate of magnesia are present in sea- water as sesqui carbonates, the quantities of these carbonates which I have found in it require 0*165 carbonic acid in order to be dissolved, consequently about one-fifth of the quantity of this acid is present in sea-water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Et de Thys. 1844, T. 8, p. 425.
I Ibid. T. 12, p. 5.
With regard to the presence of sulphuretted hydrogen in sea- water, see Chapter XVI.
I 2 116 CARBONIC ACID IN SEA- WATER.
of green plants, and the variation in the proportion of gases con- tained in sea-water. It has been already pointed out by A. And Ch. Morren, * that green animalcules produce, under the influence of the sun's rays, similar effects upon the gases contained in fresh water. F The presence of carbonic acid in sea-water is suff...iciently proved by the preceding observations, and indeed it might well be asked, how it could possibly be wanting in a fluid in which a far greater number of animals breathe than upon land. In reference to geology it is of particular importance. The carbonic acid contained in sea-water will constantly dissolve carbonate of lime when present upon the sea-bottom. If, as appears to follow from my researches, the carbonate of lime and carbonate of magnesia are present in sea- water as sesqui carbonates, the quantities of these carbonates which I have found in it require 0*165 carbonic acid in order to be dissolved, consequently about one-fifth of the quantity of this acid is present in sea-water.
What to read after Elements of Chemical And Physical Geology volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gustav Bischof to read onlineMoreLess
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