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CHEMISTS who wish to study the “Calculus of Chemical Operations” will value this reprint of the lecture delivered by Sir Benjamin Brodie shortly after presenting his first memoir on the subject to the Royal Society, as it is in the main devoted to the description and explanation of the special symbols employed in the Calculus.
Ideal Chemistry.
By Sir B. C. Brodie A Reprint of a Lecture delivered before the Chemical Society on June 6, 1867. (London: Macmillan and Co., 1880.)
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ARMSTRONG, H. Ideal Chemistry . Nature 23, 141–142 (1880). https://doi.org/10.1038/023141a0
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