A manual of practical hygiene for students, physicians, and health officers . structedfor the purpose. The first of these was devised by Trillat, who wasfollowed by Gambier, Barthel, Dieudonne, Krell, Tolleus, Robinson, ^ Journal fiir praktisohe Chemie, p. 221.^ Comptes rendus, CXIY., p. 127S. 600 DISINFECTANTS AND DISINFECTION. and others, Avbo presented various modifications and improvements, butall of the lamps thus far devised are open to several objections, amongwhich may be mentioned the fact that a large, if not the greater, partof the alcohol is converted to carbon monoxide an
A manual of practical hygiene for students, physicians, and health officers . structedfor the purpose. The first of these was devised by Trillat, who wasfollowed by Gambier, Barthel, Dieudonne, Krell, Tolleus, Robinson, ^ Journal fiir praktisohe Chemie, p. 221.^ Comptes rendus, CXIY., p. 127S. 600 DISINFECTANTS AND DISINFECTION. and others, Avbo presented various modifications and improvements, butall of the lamps thus far devised are open to several objections, amongwhich may be mentioned the fact that a large, if not the greater, partof the alcohol is converted to carbon monoxide and dioxide, and thepossibility of fire. Trillat, recognizing the defects of his own and other lamps, and beingconvinced of tiie futility of attempting to disengage the gas by evap-orating the aqueous solution from open vessels, whereby polymerizationis caused, attempted to devise an apparatus in which the aqueous solu-tion could be employed without the occurrence of this undesirablephenomenon. The outcome of his study was the autoclave which bearshis name. Fig. 97. Fig.
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