Essays in historical chemistry
By: by T.E. Thorpe ...
Publisher: Macmillan
Published: 1902
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 582
Subjects: Chemists; Chemistry; History
Notes: Mainly lectures and addresses which have already appeared in print but are here altered and corrected where necessary.
Table of contents: title: Robert Boyle; title: Joseph Priestley; title: Carl Wilhelm Scheele; title: Henry Cavendish; title: James Watt; title: Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier; title: Priestley, Cavendish, Lavoisier, and La révolution chimique; title: Michael Faraday; title: Thomas Graham; title: Friedrich Wöhler; title: Jean Baptiste André Dumas; title: Hermann Kopp; title: Victor Meyer; title: Dmitri Ivanowitsch Mendelleeff; title: Stanislao Cannizzaro; title: The rise and development of synthetical chemistry; title: On the progress of chemistry in Great Britain and Ireland during the nineteenth century; title: On the development of the chemical arts during the reign of Queen Victoria.