Abstract
AMONG the fields opened up to research by the work of Frankland and Kekulé upon valency, not the least interesting is that which is devoted to tracing a relationship between the chemical constitution of substances and the colour which they exhibit; and since the theory of structure has made greatest progress in the organic region of chemistry, it is not surprising to find that our knowledge of the origin of colour has advanced among the carbon derivatives much further than among inorganic compounds.
Couleur el constitution chimique: Cours profesé à la Faculté des Sciences de Besançon.
Par J. Martinet. Rédigé avec la collaboration de Mile. P. Alexandre. (Collection de Physique et Chimie.) Pp. 328. (Paris: Gaston Doin, 1924.) 25 francs.
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S., A. Couleur el constitution chimique: Cours professé à la Faculté des Sciences de Besançon. Nature 113, 739–740 (1924). https://doi.org/10.1038/113739a0
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