An epitome of chemistry / [William Henry].

  • William Henry
Date:
1803
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Credit: An epitome of chemistry / [William Henry]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    ny of which are not easy of attainment. The directions for analyzing waters, and mineral bodies in general, I shall enable any one to apply practically, by corres- ponding collections of chemical tests, of so small a bulk, as to add, in the least possible degree, to the ihcumbrances of m , * • * r r the traveller. 0 C i - * J t v . In a work, professedly compiled from «I 0, ' % . others, newr and original information is not to be expected, and it cannot be ne- f ** _ * r f “ , • cessary to quote all the authorities for facts. If there be any one author, to whom I owe most, it is certainly to Mr Kirwan, whose interesting and masterly works comprehend almost every subject of chemical inquiry. The directions for
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