Inorganic Chemistry
Inorganic Chemistry
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At a temperature of 20 its vapor pressure amounts to about 860 pounds to the square inch, so it may be easily seen that the cylinder should be well constructed and handled with care. The principal use for this carbon dioxide is in the manufacture of soda water and other carbonated bever- ages. The boiling-point, or rather subliming-point of carbon di- oxide is 78. 2; the freezing-point is considerably higher than this 57; so that at ordinary pressures liquid carbon dioxide cannot exist in open ...vessels. Liquid carbon dioxide is a colorless, very mobile substance, which is but slightly soluble in water. Its density is . 922 at 5, . 864 at 15, . 783 at 25. These figures show that liquid carbon dioxide, with rising temperature, ex- pands more rapidly than any gas, in fact its coefficient of ex- pansion is larger than that of any other known substance. Liquid carbon dioxide is not a conductor of electricity, does not act as a solvent toward most substances, and does not redden litmus paper; in short, it does not present any striking chemical properties.
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At a temperature of 20 its vapor pressure amounts to about 860 pounds to the square inch, so it may be easily seen that the cylinder should be well constructed and handled with care. The principal use for this carbon dioxide is in the manufacture of soda water and other carbonated bever- ages. The boiling-point, or rather subliming-point of carbon di- oxide is 78. 2; the freezing-point is considerably higher than this 57; so that at ordinary pressures liquid carbon dioxide cannot exist in open ...vessels. Liquid carbon dioxide is a colorless, very mobile substance, which is but slightly soluble in water. Its density is . 922 at 5, . 864 at 15, . 783 at 25. These figures show that liquid carbon dioxide, with rising temperature, ex- pands more rapidly than any gas, in fact its coefficient of ex- pansion is larger than that of any other known substance. Liquid carbon dioxide is not a conductor of electricity, does not act as a solvent toward most substances, and does not redden litmus paper; in short, it does not present any striking chemical properties.
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