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Theſe ſubjects have of late occupied the atten. 
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There will remain | 5 74.2769 Ib. _ofice, 


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would be the quantity capable c of being diſlly-. 
ed by 1 the heat daily evolved i in the lungs 


£ 1 . 
23a . 4 40 


ordinary man. But it is neceſſary the blood 


TEN + _ 3 


| ſhould abſorb the "heat, becauſe it is expoſed to 


' * of —_ 


its action in the lungs for the | ſpace of ſome. 
hundreds of ſquare. feet *, and becauſe this fluid 


5 4 2 


is admirably. calculated 0 diffuſe heat through 


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all the body. 1 


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be degree | to _ the blood i 1s heated in 


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5 the following manner. For 


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s w. if we ſup TL 
1 ſolve 74.27 Ib. of ice ; tl 


each minute could only di 


2 


05158: #=7.229, or 
ty of heat requiſite for diſſolving 0.05158 f 
1b: of ice, would increaſe the temperature of a 
. of water by 7.229, or 8 1b. 


.go265 of a - 


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Phe arterial, in the pro 


i venous blood: n raiſed 


1,03:0.8968= 101103 ee 7 e 

Thus eee 
beiten 5 ter; equal the quantity of heat 
which * latent, although the capacity 


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of e for heat is increaſed. in che ſame | 


3 3 for 1.01 103-—0.87635=0.13468. | 

| Therefore the blood, in its 
the lungs, gains 1. 01 103, or more than one de- 
Sree of F ahrenheit's thermometer, and its tem- 


perature is increaſed 0.8763 of a degree. From 
- whence it follows that the blood in the left fide 2 


of the heart is warmer than that in the right 
by vs of a degree. This ſeems confirmed by an 


through | 


2 experiment | 


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capacities. of fixed and vital air for best. 2 


This method is founded on the two following 


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monſtrate by.ou r experime | N75 e 
40, 1 That nearly equal, — of heat are 


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evolyed, when, equal * of 1 vital air are 


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vitiated whether by the combuſtion of coal or 

by the reſpiration of animals. ; 3 5 . 
2dly, That the quantity ol fixed a air r generat- 

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determined by knowing the quantity of red 


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heat is generated i in the ungs, b. ut that 


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lung is ſufficient to compenſate 


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To fillin dle lungs' w with air Cp ane. 
. ons method of "reſtoring the proper degree of 


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best 10 tlie vital parts, or whether it be a ſti- 
75 the motion n of which per- 
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| heat, This i is rendered probable, not on by 


ae vicod being hotter in the lungs, and there- 


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wy eb the heart, 


of the FHogenilous e phich 1 ſhall give 


in his'own words. „Some 7 rs ago, I cut out 


© che heart and part of the Karge veſſch of 2 


1. 
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„ turtle, with a vie w to examine the firuQure | 
kl # the parts, and the circulation of the. blood 
4 that animal. Having \ the 1 


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« ſeemed to be. inſenſible to erery 


4 8 £ 25 TA 2 & 28 1 6 As” os 45 25 * ** N : d . 
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7˙ and repeated its 
cation of the needle. 


* £ 4 


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9 ee no 3 could de excited i in it by 
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and moiſture for n. thie ful potter 
wy” of the tiving peine 6:4 
As the uit may be ddt to dc on boot den 
out of the body and quite cold, it is' probable 
that heat may be yenetated i in the lungs of men 
who had been a long time immerſed in water, 
As in ſome inftagces, men who had been 


N a ws 9 N enter, ** expoſed | 


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(V) Mr Coleman diffs widely How De C 
the cauſe of death from fuſpended reſpiration : According to 
his opinion, the efſeQs are nearly the ſame whether the avimal 
| periſh from hanging, drowning, or breathing a a-noxious gas; 
in all theſe caſes the lungs | were found collapſed, and the pro- 
portion of blood in the right fide of the heart was to that of 
the left, as 13 to 7. It is worthy of remark, that the heart 


_ was much leſs irritable {6 thioke who peritied is any of the no- 


xions gaſſes, thin in uit hn e en Raging or 
drowning. © © 
Ne cate of Wl ths baking, 
reſpiting noxtous gaſſes, he ſuppoſes to be an obſtrution in 
the, minute pulmonary veſſels, ariſing from a collapſe of the 
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Although Mr Coleman's me CE IAG bod 


bighly i ingenious, yet hn ppg FR ſubject 


are more e adopted, particularly i in this „ 


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