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CHEMICAL PLANTS BECOME FOCUS OF SAFETY CONCERN Before September eleventh, an out of town pilot named "Mo" boards an airplane and during his flight starts asking a lot of questions. He was mainly interested in a chemical plant that they had just flown over. "What kind of chemicals ... ...
Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide OXYGEN (O) Oxygen was discovered by a British chemist, Joseph Priestly in 1774, and independantly by Carl Wilhelm Scheele, a Sweedish chemist. Oxygen has many uses - it is used in welding torches, to assist in hospital patient's breathing and in metal fabrication industries. Oxygen is also used for defense purposes as a propellant for guided misiles and rockets CARBON DIOXIDE (CO2). Carbon dioxide was named "fixed air" by a Scottish chemist, Joseph Black. A French chemist, Antoine Lavoisier proved that "fixed air" is an oxide of carbon, by showing that the gas obtaine...
