The Occluded Gases in Coal
The Occluded Gases in Coal
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25 2. 17 97. 33 7. 80 15. 50 0. 76. 70 3. 86 1. 04 21. 79 73. 31 7. 58 . 61 86. 37 5. 44 1. 63 . 37 14. 14 83. 86 In this table all samples were from the same mine. No. I and II were partially air- dried face samples, which had been sealed in Putnam jars for some two years. From No. I the surrounding air in the container was collected by displacement and analyzed.
24 ILLINOIS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION No. II was left in one of the sealed fractionating flasks for two days. At the end of tha...t time both the surrounding air and some of the enclosed gases were removed by means of the air pump. No. Ill is a flask of fresh drillings from which the surrounding air and occluded gases were removed by vacuum, as above. No. IV is the analysis of the further gas given off after the surround- ing air had been removed and the flask had stood in a vacuum for twelve days. No. V is the analysis of the air that had been read- mitted to the evacuated flask and left in contact with the coal for seven days.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
25 2. 17 97. 33 7. 80 15. 50 0. 76. 70 3. 86 1. 04 21. 79 73. 31 7. 58 . 61 86. 37 5. 44 1. 63 . 37 14. 14 83. 86 In this table all samples were from the same mine. No. I and II were partially air- dried face samples, which had been sealed in Putnam jars for some two years. From No. I the surrounding air in the container was collected by displacement and analyzed.
24 ILLINOIS ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION No. II was left in one of the sealed fractionating flasks for two days. At the end of tha...t time both the surrounding air and some of the enclosed gases were removed by means of the air pump. No. Ill is a flask of fresh drillings from which the surrounding air and occluded gases were removed by vacuum, as above. No. IV is the analysis of the further gas given off after the surround- ing air had been removed and the flask had stood in a vacuum for twelve days. No. V is the analysis of the air that had been read- mitted to the evacuated flask and left in contact with the coal for seven days.
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