A text-book on chemistry. For the use of schools and colleges (1866)
Draper, Henry, 1837-1882 · New York, Harper & brothers · leaf 307
odor, and sotic poison. A jet of it* T.\\ 266,bums in the air with a bine flame, gravity is 9.674; IOC cubic in.. : - jjh 29.96 grains. Ir Las :liquefied. The combustion of : produces the blue flame seen on fire. I: is evolved by _ etables, ai ticul aquatic plants. Carbonic oxide is a compound… … CARBONIC ACID. 295 Chloro-carbonic acid or phosgene gas {CO, CI) isformed, under the influence of light, from equal volumesof chlorine and carbonic oxide. It is an acid body of apungent odor, and is decomposed by water. It is re-garded as carbonic acid, in which one atom of oxygenis replaced by one…
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