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"The Art of Glass-Blowing: Plain Instruction for the Making of Chemical and Philosophical Instruments Which are Formed of Glass" by T. P. Danger is a timeless manual on the fascinating art of glass working. Delve into the creation of scientific and chemical instruments through detailed, plain instruction. This meticulously prepared republication explores the techniques of glassblowing, offering insights into the manufacturing of essential laboratory equipment.
Whether you are interested in the history of technology, the intricate processes of glass art, or the fundamentals of creating specialized instruments, this book provides a window into a vital craft. Explore the intersection of chemistry, physics, and artistic skill as you discover the methods used to form glass into precision tools. This book is valuable to those interested in glassblowing, glass working, and the construction of scientific instruments.
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