“OF writing many books there is no end” can be truly said of chemistry, but need not be said with a sigh. Whether the author aspires to say something new and useful, or tries tosmooth the rough road ...

THE first of the above books appears as one of the well-known series of “Manuals for Students.” The tradition of these books is that they are not primarily written for a syllabus, but rather that an ...

Based on: An Elementary Treatise on Practical Chemistry and Qualitative Inorganic Analysis. By Frank Clowes, D. Sc., Lond. With illustrations. From the third English edition. Philadelphia: Henry C.

Technological developments involves all aspects of life, especially the fields of science, engineering, and medicine. This reflects in the students and researcher a lack of using traditional methods ...