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LVIII Observations on the change which carbonic acid gas experiences by the electric spark, and on the decomposition of the same gas by hydrogen gas

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(1803). LVIII Observations on the change which carbonic acid gas experiences by the electric spark, and on the decomposition of the same gas by hydrogen gas. The Philosophical Magazine: Vol. 14, No. 56, pp. 350-353.

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