Human Physiology, Volume 2Lea and Blanchard, 1850 - Human physiology |
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... carbonic acid during the day ; appropriates the carbon to its own necessities , and gives off the oxygen with which it was com- bined . This is a nutritive or digestive process ; but at the same time the plant is respiring , or ...
... carbonic acid during the day ; appropriates the carbon to its own necessities , and gives off the oxygen with which it was com- bined . This is a nutritive or digestive process ; but at the same time the plant is respiring , or ...
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... carbonic acid . It was found by De Saussure on Mont Blanc , and by Humboldt in air brought down by Garnerin , the aeronaut , from the height of several thousand feet . The proportion is estimated by Dalton not to exceed the Tooth or 4th ...
... carbonic acid . It was found by De Saussure on Mont Blanc , and by Humboldt in air brought down by Garnerin , the aeronaut , from the height of several thousand feet . The proportion is estimated by Dalton not to exceed the Tooth or 4th ...
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... carbonic acid . The experiments of Hales prove this as regards vegetables ; whilst Spallan- zani and Vauquelin have confirmed it in the case of ATMOSPHERIC AIR . 31.
... carbonic acid . The experiments of Hales prove this as regards vegetables ; whilst Spallan- zani and Vauquelin have confirmed it in the case of ATMOSPHERIC AIR . 31.
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... carbonic acid greater than it had when received into the lungs , along with an aqueous and albuminous exhalation to a considerable amount . Oxygen is consumed in the respiration of all animals , from the largest quadruped to the most ...
... carbonic acid greater than it had when received into the lungs , along with an aqueous and albuminous exhalation to a considerable amount . Oxygen is consumed in the respiration of all animals , from the largest quadruped to the most ...
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... carbonic acid formed - with the nature of the food . Whilst the respired air has lost its oxygenous portion , it has received , as we have remarked , an accession of carbonic acid , and , likewise , a quantity of serous vapour . If we ...
... carbonic acid formed - with the nature of the food . Whilst the respired air has lost its oxygenous portion , it has received , as we have remarked , an accession of carbonic acid , and , likewise , a quantity of serous vapour . If we ...
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