Organic Chemistry in Its Applications to Agriculture And Physiology
Organic Chemistry in Its Applications to Agriculture And Physiology
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When a moist azotised animal matter is exposed to the action of the air, ammonia is always Hberated, and nitric acid is never formed.
But when alkalies or alkaline bases are present, a union of oxygen with the nitrogen takes place under the same circumstances, and nitrates are formed together with the other products of oxi- dation.
Although we see the most simple means and direct methods employed in the great processes of decomposition which proceed in nature, still we find that the final resul...t depends on a succession of actions, which are essentially influenced by the chemical nature of the bodies submitted to decom- position.
When it is observed that the character of a sub- stance remains unaltered in a whole series of phe- nomena, there is no reason to ascribe a new cha- 278 EREMACAUSIS OR DECAY racter to it, for the purpose of explaining a single phenomenon, especially where the explanation of that according to known facts offers no difficulty.
The most distinguished philosophers suppose that the nitrogen in an animal substance, when ex- posed to the action of air, water, and alkaline bases, obtains the power to unite directly with oxygen, and form nitric acid, but we ai*e not acquainted with a single fact which justifies this opinion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When a moist azotised animal matter is exposed to the action of the air, ammonia is always Hberated, and nitric acid is never formed.
But when alkalies or alkaline bases are present, a union of oxygen with the nitrogen takes place under the same circumstances, and nitrates are formed together with the other products of oxi- dation.
Although we see the most simple means and direct methods employed in the great processes of decomposition which proceed in nature, still we find that the final resul...t depends on a succession of actions, which are essentially influenced by the chemical nature of the bodies submitted to decom- position.
When it is observed that the character of a sub- stance remains unaltered in a whole series of phe- nomena, there is no reason to ascribe a new cha- 278 EREMACAUSIS OR DECAY racter to it, for the purpose of explaining a single phenomenon, especially where the explanation of that according to known facts offers no difficulty.
The most distinguished philosophers suppose that the nitrogen in an animal substance, when ex- posed to the action of air, water, and alkaline bases, obtains the power to unite directly with oxygen, and form nitric acid, but we ai*e not acquainted with a single fact which justifies this opinion.
What to read after Organic Chemistry in Its Applications to Agriculture And Physiology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liebig Justus Freiherr Von to read onlineMoreLess
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