The New Encyclopaedia Britannica, Volumes 1-10Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1974 - Reference [1] Propaedia: outline of knowledge and guide to the Britannica.--[2]-[11] Micropaedia: ready reference and index.--[12]-[30] Macropaedia: knowledge in depth. |
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Page 241
... hydrogen chloride ( two isotopic forms ) and hydrogen fluoride . Oxygen absorption has not been de- tected . Water vapour is definitely present , but the amount is variable and probably too small to permit the cloud particles to be ice ...
... hydrogen chloride ( two isotopic forms ) and hydrogen fluoride . Oxygen absorption has not been de- tected . Water vapour is definitely present , but the amount is variable and probably too small to permit the cloud particles to be ice ...
Page 315
... hydrogen ( H2 ) to carbon monoxide ( CO ) , carbon dioxide ( CO2 ) , and nitrogen ( N2 ) or whether , in fact , the latter gases are juvenile , along with lesser quantities of H2 , hydrogen chloride ( HCI ) , sulfur ( S ) , Fluorine ...
... hydrogen ( H2 ) to carbon monoxide ( CO ) , carbon dioxide ( CO2 ) , and nitrogen ( N2 ) or whether , in fact , the latter gases are juvenile , along with lesser quantities of H2 , hydrogen chloride ( HCI ) , sulfur ( S ) , Fluorine ...
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... hydrogen chloride ( HCl ) , as well as large quantities of CO2 and particulate matter that may affect the heat balance of the Earth and the atmo- spheric ratio of CO2 and O2 . The processes involved are so complexly interwoven that it ...
... hydrogen chloride ( HCl ) , as well as large quantities of CO2 and particulate matter that may affect the heat balance of the Earth and the atmo- spheric ratio of CO2 and O2 . The processes involved are so complexly interwoven that it ...
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