 ... their conversion for the greater part into carbonic anhydride and water, whilst at the same time relatively small quantities of acids of the CnH2n + 1(CO2H) and CnH2n(CO2H)2 series are produced. METHANE (methylic hydride ; marsh-gas ; light carburetted...  Lecture Notes for Chemical Students ... - Pàgina 41per Sir Edward Frankland - 1881Visualització completa - Sobre aquest llibre
 | Henry Edward Armstrong - 1874 - 384 pàgines
...METHANE (methylic hydride ; marsh-gas ; light carburetted hydrogen ; fire-damp), CH4. Occurrence. — i. As a product of the decomposition of organic substances out of contact with air. 2. In coal mines. 3. In volcano gases ; the gas of the mud volcano at Bulganak in the Crimea is nearly... | |
 | Henry Edward Armstrong - 1876 - 370 pàgines
...METHANE (methylic hydride ; marsh-gas ; light carburetted hydrogen ; fire-damp), CH4. Occurrence. — i. As a product of the decomposition of organic substances out of contact with air. 2. In coal mines. 3. In volcano gases ; the gas of the mud volcano at Bulganak in the Crimea is nearly... | |
 | Henry Edward Armstrong - 1880 - 380 pàgines
...are produced. METHANE (methylic hydride ; marsh-gas ; light carburetted hydrogen ; fire-damp), CH4. Occurrence. — 1. As a product of the decomposition...of organic substances out of contact with air. 2. In coal mines. 3. In volcano gases ; the gas of the mud volcano at Bulganak in the Crimea is nearly... | |
 | Henry Edward Armstrong - 1880 - 378 pàgines
...are produced. METHANE (methylic hydride ; marsh-gas ; light carburetted hydrogen ; fire-damp), CH4. Occurrence. — 1. As a product of the decomposition...of organic substances out of contact with air. 2. In coal mines. 3. In volcano gases ; the gas of the mud volcano at Bulganak in the Crimea is nearly... | |
 | W B. Kemshead - 1881 - 304 pàgines
...phosphuretted hydrogen (see p. 259), which is frequently given off under similar circumstances. 264. Occurrence. — 1. As a product of the decomposition...organic substances out of contact with air. 2. Evolved, mixed with other gases, from swamps, pools, marshes, drains, <fcc. The gas of the mud volcano at Bulganak,... | |
 | Hermann Kolbe - 1884 - 638 pàgines
...hydrogen, as distinguished from heavy carburetted hydrogen, or ethylene. Methane is found in nature as a product of the decomposition of organic substances out of contact with air — for example, by the putrefaction of vegetable matter at the bottom of stagnant pools and marshes.... | |
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