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Experiments and Observations on Different Kinds of Air

Note 8 — SECTION VIII.

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I conclude from the experiments of M. Lavoisier, which were made with a much better burning lens than I had an opportunity of making use of, that there was no real calcination of the metals, though they were made to fume in inflammable or nitrous air; because he was not able to produce more than a slight degree of calcination in any given quantity of common air.

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