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1 III  |  escapes of light carburetted hydrogen could not occur. As no explosion
2 VI   | presence of light carburetted hydrogen?”~“An old miner could not
3 VI   |     marsh-gas, or carburetted hydrogen, is colorless, almost scentless;
4 VI   |       emission of carburetted hydrogen certainly showed the existence
5 VI   |    were. In fact, carburetted hydrogen is not completely scentless,
6 VI   |      trace of the carburetted hydrogen.~“Close to the wall,” said
7 VII  |   alteration; the carburetted hydrogen still filtered through,
8 XVIII|       peculiar to carburetted hydrogen was perceptibly diffused