The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 299
and at the head of this essay, with a hope, may I be permitted to say, somewhat strengthened, that we are approaching a solution of their proximate causes. It has been already noticed, in speaking of some experiments per- formed upon the blood, that neither exhaustion nor heat has the effect of… … Fig. 19. one end, were taken, and 200 grains of venous blood passed into each. Into one (a) was passed 200 measures of oxygen; into (b) the same volume of hydrogen; into (c) an equal bulk of nitrous oxide; into (d) the same portion of nitrogen; and into (e) an equal volume of car- bonic acid. The…
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