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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume I

Note 32 — Chapter VIII · CARBON AND THE HYDROCARBONS

George Kamensky translation

The gas which is set free in coal mines contains a good deal of nitrogen, some carbonic anhydride, and a large quantity of marsh gas. The best means of avoiding an explosion consists in efficient ventilation. It is best to light coal mines with electric lamps.

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