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"The Chemistry Of Gas Lighting" is a detailed exploration of the scientific principles and practical applications of gas lighting technology. Compiled from fragments of "The Journal of Gas Lighting", revised and rearranged for clarity, this volume offers a comprehensive look at the chemical processes involved in producing and utilizing gas for illumination.
Authored by Lewis Thompson, this book delves into the composition of various gases, the methods of their production, and the intricacies of combustion. It explores the design and operation of gas lighting systems, making it an invaluable resource for engineers, chemists, and historians interested in the development of this pivotal technology. This historical work provides insights into the scientific advancements that shaped urban landscapes and domestic life during the age of gas lighting.
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