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The Development of Chemistry: Classic Works 1789-1914

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This set covers a century’s literature on discovery in chemistry, incorporating both classic works by eminent chemists (including Faraday and Boyle) and a selection of journal articles which present science to a general readership. It covers all aspects of the science: experimental, theoretical, pure and applied chemistry, and also chemical education. Since chemistry evolved as a European science, the set includes books by chemists of various nationalities, in the best available translations. It allows the reader an overview of the development of the science through the eyes of notable participants communicating their vision to contemporaries.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
13 August 1998
Pages
4144
ISBN
9780415179126

This set covers a century’s literature on discovery in chemistry, incorporating both classic works by eminent chemists (including Faraday and Boyle) and a selection of journal articles which present science to a general readership. It covers all aspects of the science: experimental, theoretical, pure and applied chemistry, and also chemical education. Since chemistry evolved as a European science, the set includes books by chemists of various nationalities, in the best available translations. It allows the reader an overview of the development of the science through the eyes of notable participants communicating their vision to contemporaries.

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Format
Hardback
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
13 August 1998
Pages
4144
ISBN
9780415179126