Abstract
In August last some tubes were filled at low pressure by an improved process with the more volatile gases of the atmosphere.* The air was liquefied directly from that above the roof of the Royal Institution by contact at atmospheric pressure with the walls of a vessel cooled below - 200° C. When about 200 c. c. of liquid had condensed, communication with the outer air was closed by a stop cock.
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