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 1  1, 9 |      consumed a great part of the oxygen that it contained. Indeed,
 2  1, 9 |        consumes, in one hour, the oxygen contained in more than 176
 3  1, 9 |            in getting by heat the oxygen contained in chlorate of
 4  1, 9 |           of this cell the little oxygen it contained, when suddenly
 5  1, 14|      ocean to renew our supply of oxygen. I directed my steps to
 6  1, 14|     contains fifteen per cent. of oxygen it is no longer fit to breathe." ~"
 7  1, 16|    supplied air very deficient in oxygen. But I did not reckon on
 8  1, 21|  discharged several cubic feet of oxygen into the exhausted atmosphere
 9  2, 9 |        flames. Flames require the oxygen of the air to feed upon
10  2, 12|        hour each man consumes the oxygen contained in twenty gallons
11  2, 13|       will supply us with all the oxygen we want." ~"Well thought
12  2, 13|        demand upon his reserve of oxygen. My sleep was painful that
13  2, 16| deleterious gas. We had plenty of oxygen; all this water contained
14  2, 17|     Conseil, "how delightful this oxygen is! Master need not fear