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2. On a Sulphurous Acid Cryophorus

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  15 September 2014

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Abstract

The instrument exhibited to the Royal Society consisted of a U-shaped glass tube stopped at both ends, containing sulphurous. acid liquid and steam. The process by which the sulphurous acid is freed from air, which was partially exhibited to the Royal Society, is as follows:—

Begin with a glass U tube open at both ends, and attach to each a small convenient, very fine, and perfectly gas-tight, stop-cock. Placing it with the bend down in a freezing mixture, condense pure well-dried sulphurous acid gas direct into it from the generator till it is full nearly to the tops of the two branches.

Type
Proceedings 1879–80
Copyright
Copyright © Royal Society of Edinburgh 1880

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