I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.

The term “Vapour Snake” was first associated with a rather unusual phenomenon by Phibbs and Schiff (1). This phenomenon was reported to occur upon the immersion of an ampule of pure degassed cyclohexane in a dry ice-acetone freezing mixture. A solid crust first formed on the surface of the liquid, w...

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Main Author:	Verschingel, Roger. H.
Other Authors:	Schiff, H. (Supervisor)
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Language:	en
Published:	McGill University 1955
Subjects:	Chemistry.
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description	The term “Vapour Snake” was first associated with a rather unusual phenomenon by Phibbs and Schiff (1). This phenomenon was reported to occur upon the immersion of an ampule of pure degassed cyclohexane in a dry ice-acetone freezing mixture. A solid crust first formed on the surface of the liquid, while a thin sheath of glassy solid appeared below the liquid level next to the walls of the ampule - the rest of the cyclohexane remaining liquid.
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title	I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.
title_short	I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.
title_full	I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.
title_fullStr	I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.
title_full_unstemmed	I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.
title_sort	i. investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. ii. a comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.
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I. Investigation of the ‘vapour snake’ phenomenon. II. A comparison of the production of active nitrogen by the electrodeless and condensed discharges and its reactions with oxygen containing compounds.

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