Abstract
In a previous communication we stated that a decinormal solution of oxalic acid may be entirely destroyed by sunlight, the decomposition being due to oxidation. By a comparison, under like conditions, of oxalic acid and neutral potassium oxalate respectively we further concluded, since the last-named salt appeared to remain unchanged while the form er was wholly decomposed, that this destruction of oxalic acid by light was due to the oxidation of its hydrogen.

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