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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 39 — Chapter V · NITROGEN AND AIR

George Kamensky translation

A portion of the atmospheric dust is of cosmic origin; this is undoubtedly proved by the fact of its containing metallic iron as do meteorites. Nordenskiöld found iron in the dust covering snow, and Tissandier in every kind of air, although naturally in very small quantities.

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