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The Principles of Chemistry, Volume II

Note 13 — Chapter XVIII · SILICON AND THE OTHER ELEMENTS OF THE FOURTH GROUP

George Kamensky translation

There is a distinct rise of temperature (about 4°) when amorphous silica is moistened with water. Benzene and amyl alcohol also give an observable rise of temperature. Charcoal and sand give the same result, although to a less extent.

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