(Originally  published  in  1837.)  750pp.  1900.  Royal  8vo.  Price  14s. ;
India  and  Colonies,  15s. ;  Other  Countries,  16s.  6d. ;  strictly  net.
Contents.
PART  I.,  ANALYSIS  AND  MATERIALS.— Chapters  I.,  Introduction  :  Laboratory  and
Apparatus;  Elements:  Combinative  Potencies,  Manipulative  Processes  for  Analysis  and
Reagents,  Pulverisation,  Blow-pipe  Analysis,  Humid  Analysis,  Preparatory  Manipulations,
General  Analytic  Processes,  Compounds  Soluble  in  Water,  Compounds  Soluble  only  in  Acids,
Compounds  (Mixed)  Soluble  in  Water,  Compounds  (Mixed)  Soluble  in  Acids,  Compounds
(Mixed)  Insoluble,  Particular  Analytic  Processes. — II.,  Temperature  :  Coal,  Steam  Heat  for
Printers'  Stoves.— III.,  Acids  and  Alkalies:  Boracic  Acid,  Muriatic  Acid,  Nitric  Acid,  Sul-
phuric Acid,  Potash,  Soda,  Lithia,  Calculation  of  Chemical  Separations. — IV.,  The  Earths :
Alumine,  Clays,  Silica,  Flint,  Lime,  Plaster  of  Paris,  Magnesia,  Barytes,  Felspar,  Grauen  (or
China  Stone),  China  Clay,  Chert.— V.,  Metals  :  Reciprocal  Combinative  Potencies  of  the  Metals,
Antimony,  Arsenic,  Chromium,  Green  Oxide,  Cobalt,  Chromic  Acid,  Humid  Separation  of
Nickel  from  Cobalt,  Arsenite  of  Cobalt,  Copper,  Gold,  Iron,  Lead,  Manganese,  Platinum,  Silver,
Tin,  Zinc.

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