Discoveries and inventions of the nineteenth century (1905)
Routledge, Robert · London : G. Routledge and Sons · leaf 853
readersome of the laws or summarized statements of experimental facts, andalso some of those symbolical conceptions of the constitution of compounds,which together furnish the clues that guide the chemist through the vastlabyrinth of the endless transformations of matter. The results attainedshow… … Fig. 357.—James Prescott Joide, F.R.S. THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OFTHE AGE. THE indulgent reader who may have followed the course of the fore--*■ going pages, will perhaps peruse the title of this article with somelittle bewilderment. His attention has been drawn to one after anotherof a series of…
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