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liriieess o i i tcstiiig iiftcrwiirds wis foiind ~iiis~icccssf~il in lirncticc.
lioinily foiirid tlint oii nllo\viiig illiu~iinntiug ~I I S to biibblc tliroiigh siiiiiioiiiii niid nftcr\vnrdr igiiitiiig nud idlowiiig the flnine to iinpiiigc 011 the siirfiice of ii ilrii~n rcvolviiig iii n soliitioii of Ji110, LiCX wns ~iroiliicctl. Still Inter we Iiitvc tlie esperixnents of Ikndinnii, detnikil ii!rcntl~* in tlic ltist October riiiiiibcr of this Society's .Toirriinl.
X~irly iii 1843 n ~iiitciit ivns tirkcii out by .I,niiiiiig for the prodiiction of cyniiitlcs liy Iiiissiiig ~iiiiiiioiiiii over red-hot clinrco:il. 111 IHGO I ~i i c n s p:itciitetl ii lirocess for iiiilircgiiiitiiig clinrconl with li2C03, i~itrodiiciiip tlic inistiire into two vcrticiil retorts wliicli wcrc stroiigly hciitcil, niiiiiioiiin WIS now pnsscd in, wlicii tiic 1iot;ish WIIS converted iiito cy~iiiidc. If pruasiatc wns wniitctl iron tiliiiars were ~itldctl to tlic iiiisturc of IC,CO~ i i i i i ~ cliiirconl. TI~E process wits. I liclicvc, worked oii n corisiclenililc scnle, liiit proved ii fiiilurc.
V'clistcr iiiilircgiintcs woo11 with IC2C03, tlicii clinrs tlic sniiic in retorts iiiicl ~i n w s iii SlI, for tlic preliiiintioii of cyniiidcs.
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Under this Iicnd iiuiiieroiis processes have been pirtciitcd. following very iiiiicli oii tlic sn~iie lilies, h i t so fiir xis I know iioiie Iiiive liccii \vorltcd oii ii xiiiiiiiifiictiiri~ig scnlc. I select two or tlircc froin tlic iiiiiiilicr, Cliislioliii lizisscs the prodncts of coiiibiistioii tliroiigli liuitctl retorts coiitiiiiiing enrlion, stcniii being lit tlic sniiic tiiiic iiijccted. Ire siiys that the tinsceiit hiyilrogeii eoniliiiies with the iiitrng& to foriii niiiuioiiin, but if tlic coiiiliiiintioii is not co~i~plctc tlic giises-ns they lenvc the retort nrc siiliiiiitteil to iin electric disclinrge \vliicli is sniil to be of p e n t service.
3liillcr prcpntcs liytlrogcii by Icnding steniii over liciited ciirboii, niid stores it iii ii gaiaoiiieter. Xitrogcii is likewise, prepnred ~i y piissing iilr over cnrboii, absorbiiig tIic C!02 protliiced, iiiid storiiig tlic iiitrogcii. The gitsc's. iii proportion 3 vols. 11 1 vol. S, iire now ~i i i ~~c d
tliroiigli II tube, being iit the sniiic tiiiie sulijccted to nii electric disclwgc wlicii, he snys. :iiiiiuoiiin is foriiicd.
iiiid X, to nctioii of electric discliargc iii ~ircsc~ice of nqiieoiis viipour ; lie clniiiis this ns II dcciileil litlvlultn&e.
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