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of Technology,


largelyy with ozone in Hoboken


tains,


ut Profe


bhaue i
AdirondtI
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informs me that this paper, in an artificial


peroxide of bh
also not asifici


drogen


atmoep


hydrogen, gives the rEoction of ozone, and tb~ft
gently sensitive. He states that peroxide .9?
ately been detected in the atmosphere for th i.i


time


by Struve, a


Russian


chemist.


Schreiber,


in bib


paper (op.


reiterates


assertion


often made before


pine forests are instrumental


in the


production of


ozone.


says


: It has been the custom for quite a


tnend the pine
valid, but th


woods as a place of


' why


residence


process


ong time to reOi
for pulmonary i
only recently be


discovered.


The turpentine exhaled from these forests 1


to a greater degree


than


other bodies the property !of


verting


oxygen


air into


ozone, and


as the 1


destroys organic


matter, the


air of


such


forests


must


be, a


consequently


is, conducive to respiration."


' This was Scbonbein's


, because'the oxydation of t


oil and other essential oils in the


air caused


character


reaction of


this compound
Boo. J [2] xij,


:: peroxide
t point of


ozone on iodide


lately been


511),


of hydrogen,


oil of


turpentine


are permanent.


potassium.
examined


who finds that it cannot


because


"the nature


by Kingzett* (Ohe


be either ozone


destroyed


(160"),


which


Moreover, it


temperature ,o0
resists, to a cer


: extent, the action


of sodium


thiosulphate, and


bolutionA


:-water retains its properties after loog-continued boiling."


Surges, the


inventor


of the


process


wood, found that the introduction of


or i
few


prtme into his bleaohing-rgom would not o
':t formation of ozone, but would even d
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