The American journal of the medical sciences (1827)
[Thorofare, N.J., etc.] Charles B. Slack [etc.] · leaf 300
itions continued for nearly eight hours, at which time 40 measures of the oxygen had disappeared, a less proportion of nitrous oxide, a small amount of nitrogen, and no hydrogen that was discernible, but a bulk of carbonic acid, exceeding that of the blood, had disappeared from the tube (e.)… … ng. 20. Before the introduction of the blood, the tem- perature of both it and the gas was 60°; but an absorption of oxygen very soon ensued, and after 15 minutes the thermometer stood at 70°, when the experiment was discontinued. A small bladder, (Fig. 21, ) not long taken from a pig, was filled…
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