Chapter

 1 IX   |        about two pounds; during combustion it produces 400 litres of
 2 IX   |   volume of gas produced by its combustion as 1 to 4,000. One may judge,
 3 IX   |       continued the major; “its combustion is more rapid than that
 4 IX   |        in place of 240, and its combustion is so rapid that one may
 5 XX   |        the oxygen necessary for combustion, the mere fact of their
 6 XXIII|  carbonic acid, produced by the combustion of the elements of the blood.
 7 XXVII|       of vapor arising from the combustion of 200,000 pounds of pyroxyle!~
 8 I    |        of gas, developed by the combustion of pyroxyle, mounted into
 9 VI   |         to that produced by the combustion of a stratum of coal surrounding
10 VIII |      not by suffocation, but by combustion. An hour later, the air
11 XV   |       in order to maintain that combustion, there must be air. So the
12 XV   | brilliancy of the substances in combustion, is produced in pure oxygen.