The Elements of Chemistry Inorganic And Organic
The Elements of Chemistry Inorganic And Organic
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times accumulates in wells and caverns. This is notably seen in the Grotto dt j l Cane, near Naples.
At ordinary temperatures, car- bonic anhydride is condensed by a pressure of 50 atmospheres to a colorless liquid : sp. Gr. 0. 83. If this liquid anhydride is lib- erated from pressure, a portion rapidly volatilizes, and, by so doing, produces a cold of 77 ('.. Which is sufficient to freeze the remaining portion into a snow- white, flocculent mass. This may be handled notwith- standing i...ts low temperature, because it is kept from contact with the hand by a layer of the gas (spheroidal condition) ; but, if pressed into actual contact with the skin, it produces a blister like a burn. Wetted with ether, it easily solidities mer- cury, and in racuo produces a cold of ^HHH^F -110 C. Kl. M.
301. Chemical proper- ties. Carbonic anhydride is incombustible, and ex- tinguishes the flame of or- dinary combustibles. Its high specific gravity and power of extinguishing flame may be illustrated by the following experi- ments.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
FIG. M.
times accumulates in wells and caverns. This is notably seen in the Grotto dt j l Cane, near Naples.
At ordinary temperatures, car- bonic anhydride is condensed by a pressure of 50 atmospheres to a colorless liquid : sp. Gr. 0. 83. If this liquid anhydride is lib- erated from pressure, a portion rapidly volatilizes, and, by so doing, produces a cold of 77 ('.. Which is sufficient to freeze the remaining portion into a snow- white, flocculent mass. This may be handled notwith- standing i...ts low temperature, because it is kept from contact with the hand by a layer of the gas (spheroidal condition) ; but, if pressed into actual contact with the skin, it produces a blister like a burn. Wetted with ether, it easily solidities mer- cury, and in racuo produces a cold of ^HHH^F -110 C. Kl. M.
301. Chemical proper- ties. Carbonic anhydride is incombustible, and ex- tinguishes the flame of or- dinary combustibles. Its high specific gravity and power of extinguishing flame may be illustrated by the following experi- ments.
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