Atmosphaera telluris
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Signum aëris in alchemia.
Atmosphaera telluris est stratum gasium, plerumque aër appellatum, quod tellurem cingit, a gravitate telluris retentum.
Aër necesse est ad existendum organismorum complurium, qui terram habitant. Cum organismi spirant, oxygenium intrat in cellam, deinde oxygenatione facta, energia emittitur a respiratione, quae necessaria est in vita huius organismi. Id est pars rationis quae metabolismus vocatur. Nos in vita et in industria utimur oxygenio ad comburendum et ut calor fiat et ut energia mechanica fiat mobilibus?.
Apud antiquos, aër inter quattuor elementa numerabatur. Hodie tamen scimus aërem esse mixturam, volumine et sine vapore aquae, ex
nitrogenio, 78%
oxygenio, 21%
argo, 0.93%
dioxido carbonii, 0.04%
neo, 18 per millione
helio, 5,2 per millione
methano, 1,8 per millione
krypto, 1,14 per millione
hydrogenio, 0,55 per millione
xeno, 0,09 per millione
- et aliis gasibus vestigialibus
Vocabula aura, spiritus, ventus motum aeris significant.
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