Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 617
es, andexposed to the temperature of theoverheated water, and any inte-rior pressure resulting from theevolution of gas in the tube ismore or less balanced by the ex-terior pressure of the confined steam. (296.) Condensation of Gases. — There are many substanceswhich boil at so low a temperature… … Fig. 421. Sulphurous Acid, . . —10Cyanogen, . . . —20 Ammonia, . . . —36 Arsenide of Hydrogen, . —58 Sulphide of Hydrogen, . —73Hydrochloric Acid, . —80 Carbonic Acid, . . —80Protoxide of Nitrogen, —87.2 All these substances manifest, at the ordinary temperature ofthe air, the same physical…
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