New Practical Chemistry: New Laboratory Experiments in Practical Chemistry

Abstract

THESE are welcome and important additions to the large number of text-books which deal with the fundamental principles of chemistry and their mode of presentation. Anyone still unconvinced that a knowledge of the fundamental principles of an ever-expanding science and some of their applications may not be a part of a general education might do well to make a detailed study of these books, one of the authors of which is a distinguished organic chemist, well known in Great Britain, and president of Harvard University.

New Practical Chemistry:

Fundamental Principles applied to Modern Life. By Prof. Newton Henry Black. and James Bryant Conant. Pp. xi + 621. (New York: The Macmillan Co., 1936.) 7s. 6d.

New Laboratory Experiments in Practical Chemistry

To accompany Black and Conant's “New Practical Chemistry”. By Prof. Newton Henry Black. Pp. x + 193. (New York: The Macmillan Co., 1936.) 5s.