The constants involved in calorimetric combustions making use of sodium peroxide and potassium chlorate as the medium for the supply of oxygen
A 1915 University of Illinois chemistry thesis by Scott Champlin Taylor on heat-of-combustion measurements using sodium peroxide and potassium chlorate as oxygen sources. Plates are blueprints: white line drawings on deep blue grounds showing sectioned calorimeters and combustion bombs with numbered part labels, plus a graph ruled on green grid paper — usable as ready-made cyanotype-style technical diagrams.
