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IX. On a new series of chemical reactions produced by light
I ask permission of the Royal Society to draw the attention of chemists to a form or method of experiment which, though obvious, is, I am informed, unknown, and which, I doubt not, will in their hands become a new experimental power. It consists in subjecting the vapours of volatile liquids to the action of concentrated sunlight, or to the concentrated beam of the electric light.