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IN NATURE, vol. xxi. p. 350, my friend, Mr. F. D. Brown, argues that the low density of chlorine at high temperatures may be explained on the assumption that it undergoes decomposition in the sense of the equation Cl2 = 2Cl, thereby renewing a suggestion made by Lieben in a communication to the French Academy shortly after the publication of V. and C. Meyer's first paper.
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ARMSTRONG, H. The Density of Chlorine. Nature 21, 561 (1880). https://doi.org/10.1038/021561a0
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