De caloris animalis origine : dissertatio inauguralis physiologica ... / auctor Julius Hertzbruch.

  • Hertzbruch, Julius.
Date:
1831
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    scntcniia erat, calorem ex sanguinis particnlarnin elTer- vesceniia nasci, et aerem inspiratum illi temperando inservirej simnlque demonstrare conatus est, sanguini re vera admisceri aerem; quod quidem Lamzwerde refuta- vit: in experimentis enim ab illo institutis contingere oportere, ut vesiculae pulmonales ac tenuissima sangui- nis vascula divellantur; partem vero aeris nitrosam san- guinem intrare se ipsum non negare. Cujus partis aeris transitum in sanguinem jVeedham quoque jam antea concesserat. Lower et Thom. Willis, magnus chemia- trici systematis defensor, commntationem sanguinis ar- teriosi e partis nitrosae acris admixtione in pulmonibus, dum respiraretur, deducendam esse contenderunt. Colo- rem enim rubicundiorem, 'inquit prior, neJlH(juam a san- guinis in corde accensione dependere, celatum est, quidni enim, admonet, cum par sit utriusque ventriculi officium, color in dextro pariter immutari debeat? Ceterum expe- rimenta ab llooke prius jam instituta idem ostendisse, e quibus quidem eluceret^ sanguinem aere ope follis in pulmones inflato colore rubicundiore tingi; nec ambi- guum esse illud argumentum, quod sanguis aeri expo- situs rubedinem majorem acciperet. Willis in exarde- scendo sanguine aeris accessu in pulmonibus banc com- mutationem effici putavit. Sic igitur aeris nitrosi trans- itum in sangninem ab omnibus fere jam concessum cum chemica theoria conjunxit. Ad vitam enim sustinendam aere nitroso opus esse dicit, nec minus ])abulo sanguinis sul- phureo, quorum communicatione oriatur sanguinis accensio 1) De format, foelu. Lond. 1667. o. 6. 144. I