Henry Cavendish, of the Royal Society of London, discovered that water was composed of: two parts “inflammable air” and one part “dephlogisticated air” two parts “dephlogisticated air” and one part “fixed air” two parts “fire air” and one part “dephlogisticated air” two parts “fixed air” and one part “inflammable air” two parts “fixed air” and one part “phlogiston”

Henry Cavendish, of the Royal Society of London, discovered that water was composed of: two parts “inflammable air” and one part “dephlogisticated air” two parts “dephlogisticated air” and one part “fixed air” two parts “fire air” and one part “dephlogisticated air” two parts “fixed air” and one part “inflammable air” two parts “fixed air” and one part “phlogiston”

Basic Clinical Lab Competencies for Respiratory Care: An Integrated Approach

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285244662

Author:White

Publisher:White

Chapter15: Humidity And Aerosol Therapy

Section: Chapter Questions

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