Water decomposition bis — Stock Photo, Image

Water decomposition bis — Illustration

Old schematic illustration of laboratory apparatus fot water decomposition by iron. Created by Javandier, published on L'Eau, by G. Tissandier, Hachette, Paris, 187

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