Cooke, Josiah Parsons, 1827-1894 · Boston, Little, Brown and Company · leaf 623
liquid carbonic acid in glass. Although the apparatus of Thilorier is exceedingly conven-ient, and jrields, with little labor, a large supply of liquid carbonicacid, yet its use is not unattended with danger ; and a fatal acci-dent, caused by the bursting of one of the iron generators, at the 598… … Fig. 427. rig. 426. attended with the evolution of heat, which raises the tempera-ture of the generator, and very greatly increases the maximumtension of the gas. In the receiver, when surrounded by iceand salt, the tension is comparatively feeble, and all danger maybe avoided by condensing the gas…
Matter · Heat
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