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AB - 78 THE CONVERSION OF CARBON MONOXIDE, ETC. The burette is shaken to distribute the liquid over its sides and more of the liquid is introduced as the absorption proceeds. When absorption is complete the liquid is withdrawn as before, the tube is rinsed with successive small quantities of water, and the gas finally measured again over lvater in the cylinder 151. The obvious e,rrors of the apparatus are the entrance of air about the cork K, and separation of gases from thc liquids used in the bur- ette when the level of the liquid in the latter is reduced. A soft, well fitting rubber stopper will remove the first objection and as an addi- tional precaution the mouth of the burette is kept below the surface it ib not necessary to manipulate the burette. of the water whenever In practice the entrance of external air through leakage is inappre- ciable during the time of the analysis. The second source of error is avoided by using such quantities of absorbing liquids that the diminution of pressure within the burette may be Blight. During the time of greatest exhaustion, that is diiring the withdrawal of liquids, the ciiri.ent tenda to carry 
TI - THE CONVERSION OF CARBON MONOXIDE TO CARBON DIOXIDE BY ACTIVE (i. e. NASCENT) OXYGEN.
JF - Journal of the American Chemical Society
DO - 10.1021/ja02155a016
DA - 1883-05-01
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