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In the next experiment the arrangement of the gases was altered common air was enclosed in the bottle, and a bell-glass confined around it an atmosphere of hydrogen. As was expected, the hy drogen entered the bottle rapidly, raised up the tense membrane, formed it into a globe, and finally burst through it, and thus made its escape from' the confinement to which it had been spontaneously subjected.
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