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The Atmosphere composed of Oxygen and Nitrogen in the State of Gas. --Definition of Gas. --Distinction between Gas and Vapour. --Oxygen essential to Combustion and Respiration. --Decomposition of the Atmosphere by Combustion. --Nitrogen Gas obtained by this Process. --Of Oxygenation in general. --Of the Oxydation of Metals. --Oxygen Gas obtained from Oxyd of Manganese. --Description of a Water-Bath for collecting and preserving Gases. --Combustion of Iron Wire in Oxygen Gas. --Fixed and volatile Products of Combustion. --Patent Lamps. --Decomposition of the Atmosphere by Respiration. --Recomposition of the Atmosphere. CONVERSATION VII. ON HYDROGEN. 214 Of Hydrogen. --Of the Formation of Water by the Combustion of Hydrogen. --Of the Decomposition of Water. --Detonation of Hydrogen Gas. --Description of Lavoisier's Apparatus for the formation of Water. --Hydrogen Gas essential to the Production of Flame. --Musical Tones produced by the Combustion of Hydrogen Gas within a Glass Tube. --Combustion of Candles explained. --Gas lights. --Detonation of Hydrogen Gas in Soap Bubbles. --Air Balloons. --Meteorological Phenomena ascribed to Hydrogen Gas. --Miner's Lamp. [Transcriber's Note: The final two pages of the Table of Contents for Volume I were missing; everything after "Decomposition of Water" was supplied from earlier and later editions, compared against the body text. The section marked "Diamond" (Conv. IX) was called "Diamond is Carbon(e) in a state of perfect purity" in the 4th edn., "Diamond" alone in later editions.] CONVERSATION VIII. ON SULPHUR AND PHOSPHORUS. 256 Natural History of Sulphur. --Sublimation. --Alembic. --Combustion of Sulphur in Atmospheric Air. --Of Acidification in general. --Nomenclature of the Acids. --Combustion of Sulphur in Oxygen Gas. --Sulphuric Acid. --Sulphurous Acid. --Decomposition of Sulphur. --Sulphurated Hydrogen Gas. --Harrogate, or Hydro-sulphurated Waters. --Phosphorus. --History of its Discovery. --Its Combustion in Oxygen Gas. --Phosphoric Acid. --Phosphorus Acid. --Eudiometer. --Combination of Phosphorus with Sulphur. --Phosphorated Hydrogen Gas. --Nomenclature of Binary Compounds. --Phosphoret of Lime burning under Water. CONVERSATION IX. ON CARBON. 282 Method of obtaining pure Charcoal.
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