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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 11 bis — Chapter V · NITROGEN AND AIR

George Kamensky translation

Crookes employed a current of 15 ampères and 65 volts, and passed it through an induction coil with 330 vibrations per second, and obtained a flame between the poles placed at a distance of 46 mm. which after the appearance of the arc and flame could be increased to 200 mm. A platinum wire fused in the flame.

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