Liquid Air: Physical and Chemical Properties
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Genre: Television
Year Published: 1958
Creator: KQED San Francisco American Chemical Society Dr. Harry Sello Robert Rice Tom Borden Gerald Marans
Format: 16mm
Description: Continues the discussion of liquid air by explaining its physical and chemical properties. Points out the density and boiling point of the components of liquid air. Illustrates the effect of liquid air on lead and mercury. Demonstrates that liquid air is a rich source of oxygen. (KQED) Film.
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