The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-07-14

sudden
into another change copoon when sudden tits
explosion When slow it noisess and often without visible dsur
affinity" the force which simple
combination to make third substance entirely different from the or
Equivalence affinity pounds
draws pounds but drawing Afour pounds
of and A. claspd AS
away Everything satisfied No force visible either A.
equivalence mathematical proportion
together and holds together. m
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compound Oxygen gas Nitrogen gas
will hold in invisible suspension the ear surface 1902
twenty 20 small dropsof
when that cooled raised COOL forty
Degrees will hold than grains Drops
other will appear cold
That water compound, mot me) cases. Oxygen
Hydrogen That Oxygen the weight of
nearly times lighter than the gss74
lighter gases gases per
duse abroad they quite
large quite upper
gons Of the air contain Hydrogen than the lower
That water be broken Oxygen and Hydrogen
electricity This every school boy knows
dining time twoquar cell batteryo
the battery is in good 'trim" SD s4i49N III 7I3y
per Oxygen united without civ
ing out that amount OF electricity which would
apart.
every neutrality-suspicious. Oxy
and Hydrogen absolutely the All
know this abe proposition.
gases may be air, jar million
years.
be formed until reaction explosion takes
denly large quantities great explosion place slowly
little by little the reaction nevertheless just breaking
the and explosion
substances which Nitrogen up easily
quickly and the breaking apart
boring up Gunpowder
suddenly DONE Yeast illustration this slowly Nitrogen
the bulk of the atmosphere. .as !.
vapor appeared without electrical dis
Eectromees will detect the smallest larger
suddenly electricity
great electricity lightning
terrific discharges sfe~s
produced explosions BY
gunpowd by all changes OF wind wind against
daily heat fro; by sudden propuons heated
and down. etc. Is
That nasmuch clouds only hun
dd thickness the dropping condensed moisture
fraction OF the that falls in heavy
That tremendous delugs at times arid regions
cubic
instantly by ada
cent thirsty atmosphere 81
Hydrogen higher Oxygen in all
electrical
unite them to form water in those HIGHER strata
produced easily constantly in
irregular by natuwith greater rarity however,
level districts therefore the reaction and
readily produce die
tubances easily without and tremendous succession
and times minute and the union OF all Hydrogen
within reach Of the thus disturbed equivalence
s. That this reaction will continue presence Nitrogen
starting point This ia
great problem solved. ~@ wme @sseaa
And most important, that inasmuch rains
are due to the actual creation formation Of BY
sky supply Hydrogen to
the Oxygen the explode them them
tory-and up the process presence Nitrogen
q precptaton of
and falls beyond miles range
mts are electrical points Of electrical inon or dstuanc ooeth
with being freed from
it's 25 grains less of natural moisture beyond
ready absorb with thirst ordinary production
but that those disturbances
arer
g. change does condense moisture 50 much
electrical water from
and Oxygen present.
rmRD-vAR1ous METHODS OF OPERATION
different have been used
all less successful. We suggest the fourth.
method that artificial Artillery dyna
gas balloons This method has supposed
dnsation falling hold that the electrical conditions
changed Equivalence lost Oxygen Hydro
gen occurs,
Emission Of Hydrogen in large quantities. upper
expecting reaction to be accomplished
cal other known oreshadowd
The union Of the methods by explosion Of balloons
upper emission the artillery
should certainly the artillery dynamite
anvi the shall hereafter
All three methods have