Proceedings of the Royal Society of London, Volume 13Taylor & Francis, 1966 |
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Page 158
... oxygen . The older and the more putrid the blood becomes , the greater is the amount of oxygen that disappears from the air ; and although at the same time the exhalation of carbonic acid progressively increases with the age of the ...
... oxygen . The older and the more putrid the blood becomes , the greater is the amount of oxygen that disappears from the air ; and although at the same time the exhalation of carbonic acid progressively increases with the age of the ...
Page 210
... oxygen , showed that the additional proportion of this gas thus introduced into the apparatus , beyond that which would have been contained in it with the employment of air of the same rarefaction , affected in a very important manner ...
... oxygen , showed that the additional proportion of this gas thus introduced into the apparatus , beyond that which would have been contained in it with the employment of air of the same rarefaction , affected in a very important manner ...
Page 353
... oxygen end , and not until I had repeated the experiment many times did I discover that the substance belonged to the hydrogen and not to the oxygen pole , and had grown across from one pole to the other . I have obtained on several ...
... oxygen end , and not until I had repeated the experiment many times did I discover that the substance belonged to the hydrogen and not to the oxygen pole , and had grown across from one pole to the other . I have obtained on several ...
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VOL XIII | 1 |
Account of Magnetic Observations made between the years 1858 and 1861 | 15 |
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