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I T^m, Height of Corrected Observed Temp. BarQm mercury vol. O'C. And column. I"> pressure.
Volume of gasl employed [200. 0 18. 0 749. 0'""' 373. 4""" 67. 6 (moist). J After admis- 1 sion of oxygen [47 5. 9 17. 4751. 2, 92. 3, 287. 6 (moist). J After combus- 1, ,, tion (moist). J3. 6 18. 0 751-1 225. 6, 165. 4 After absorp- \ tionof carbonic [283. 2 17. 7 748. 8, 288. 6, 122. 3 acid (dry). J After admis- \ sion of hydro- [574. 5 17. 8747. 5, 6. 0, 399. 0 gen (dry). J After combus- 1 tion (moist...). ) 114 ' 2 '7- 4 748. 9 460. 2, 29. 4 Volume of gasl employed - 91. 8 18. 9 740. 2 476. 3 21. 26 (moist). J After admis- \ sion of oxygen [410. 2 19. 0740. 3, 153. 7, 218. 7 (moist). J After combus- 1, tion (moist). P 66 - 2 19-0740. 4, i97-i 180. 43 After absorp- \ tion of carbonic [341. 4 18. 0 744. 0, 222. 1, 167. 15 acid (dry). J 44 Kolbe.
Vol. Of gases Oxygen Carbonic acid used. Consumed, generated.
Experiment II a . 67. 6 97. 7 43. 1 Experiment II b v 21. 26 30. 3 13. 3 In calculating these numbers for a mixture of hydrogen and methyl, we find that in both experiments a smaller quantity of oxygen has disappeared than is required for the perfect combustion of such a mixture.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I T^m, Height of Corrected Observed Temp. BarQm mercury vol. O'C. And column. I"> pressure.
Volume of gasl employed [200. 0 18. 0 749. 0'""' 373. 4""" 67. 6 (moist). J After admis- 1 sion of oxygen [47 5. 9 17. 4751. 2, 92. 3, 287. 6 (moist). J After combus- 1, ,, tion (moist). J3. 6 18. 0 751-1 225. 6, 165. 4 After absorp- \ tionof carbonic [283. 2 17. 7 748. 8, 288. 6, 122. 3 acid (dry). J After admis- \ sion of hydro- [574. 5 17. 8747. 5, 6. 0, 399. 0 gen (dry). J After combus- 1 tion (moist...). ) 114 ' 2 '7- 4 748. 9 460. 2, 29. 4 Volume of gasl employed - 91. 8 18. 9 740. 2 476. 3 21. 26 (moist). J After admis- \ sion of oxygen [410. 2 19. 0740. 3, 153. 7, 218. 7 (moist). J After combus- 1, tion (moist). P 66 - 2 19-0740. 4, i97-i 180. 43 After absorp- \ tion of carbonic [341. 4 18. 0 744. 0, 222. 1, 167. 15 acid (dry). J 44 Kolbe.
Vol. Of gases Oxygen Carbonic acid used. Consumed, generated.
Experiment II a . 67. 6 97. 7 43. 1 Experiment II b v 21. 26 30. 3 13. 3 In calculating these numbers for a mixture of hydrogen and methyl, we find that in both experiments a smaller quantity of oxygen has disappeared than is required for the perfect combustion of such a mixture.
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