William Ramsay's 1902 work, "The Gases of the Atmosphere," is a scientific text detailing the composition and properties of atmospheric gases. This book is significant for its discussion of the noble gases, for which Ramsay received a Nobel Prize.
Sources for William Ramsay — The Gases of the Atmosphere
William Ramsay — The Gases of the Atmosphere in Chemistry
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