Introduction to the study of inorganic chemistry / by William Allen Miller.

  • Miller, William Allen, 1817-1870.
Date:
1871
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Credit: Introduction to the study of inorganic chemistry / by William Allen Miller. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    QUESTIONS FOR EXAMINATION. The following questions have been framed in accordance with the Syllabus issued by the Science and Art Department of the Committee of Council on Education, under the head of ‘ Inorganic Chemistry. First Stage or Elementary Course —Second Stage or Advanced Course,’ pp. 90,91. The student will do well to exercise himself from time to time in answering these questions without reference to the text; and the general reader will find his knowledge of Chemistry become much improved by adopting the same course. Should he not be able to answer any particular (juestion, he will have to refer to the page of the book as in- dicated in the right-hanrl column, but he is recommendetl not to write his answer immediately, but to wait until he has thoroughly mastered the text. The answer should as far as ])f)ssible be given in the student’s own language, not in that of the book. Teachers who prepare their lectures from this book are recommendetl to set their pupils a number of these (juestions the tlay after each lecture : the answers are to be written in full, and marks given to each paper. Those jnqfils only who thus accpiire a certain numlrer of marks should be allowed