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Painting and painters' materials: a book of facts for painters and those who use or deal in paint materials (1883)

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ter, but theunlinked oxygen attacks the zinc and not the iron. The coating of rust which soon appears on brighttin plate exposed on roofs comes from the iron under- * The hydrogen may join with the nitrogen of the air to form ammonia,formed with iron rust. 126 Painting and Painters Materials, neath… … iroduction of odorous oxygen (the oxygen of the air has noodor) from water containing a little acid, by means of a battery.This form of oxygen is very powerful, and is called ozone (tosmell It is its odor which is perceived by the nose during theworking of an ordinary electrical machine. water…

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