Theoretical organic chemistry / by Julius B. Cohen.

  • Julius B. Cohen
Date:
1912
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Credit: Theoretical organic chemistry / by Julius B. Cohen. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    CONTENTS PAGE Introduction. i The Growth of Organic Chemistry. The Scope of Organic Chemistry. Reasons for the Distinction between Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. Chapter I.—Purification of Solids and Liquids .... 5 Crystallisation. Sublimation. Melting-Point Determination. Boiling-Point Determination. Fractional Distillation. Chapter II.—Analysis of Organic Compounds. 17 Qualitative Tests. Quantitative Analysis. Estimation of Car¬ bon and Hydrogen. Estimation of Nitrogen. Estimation of the Halogens. Estimation of Sulphur. Chapter III.--Empirical and Molecular Formulae ... 30 Empirical Formula. Molecular Formula. Vapour Density Methods of V. Meyer, Hofmann, Dumas. The Cryoscopic Method. The Boiling-Point Method. Chemical Methods for determining Molecular Weights. Chapter IV.—Classification .. 50 Reagents employed in Organic Chemistry. Classification of Organic Compounds. Homologous Scries. XX
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