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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 20 — Chapter V · NITROGEN AND AIR

George Kamensky translation

For rapid and approximate analyses (technical and hygienic), such a mixture is very suitable for determining the amount of oxygen in mixtures of gases from which the substances absorbed by alkalis have first been removed. According to certain observers, this mixture evolves a certain (small) quantity of carbonic oxide after absorbing oxygen.

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