Traite De L'Ã(c)clairage Au Gaz TirÃ(c) De La Houile Des Bitumes, Des Lignites, De La Tourbe, Des Resines, Des Graisses, published in 1839, is a comprehensive treatise on the production and utilization of gas for lighting purposes. Authored by E Pelouze, this historical work delves into the processes of extracting gas from various sources, including coal, bitumen, lignite, peat, resins, and fats. The book provides an in-depth examination of the hydrogen and carbon content of these fuels, offering a comparative analysis of their suitability for gas production. This detailed study offers valuable insights into the early technologies of gas lighting and the chemical properties of the fuels used, making it an essential resource for historians of technology and chemistry.
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