Part 2 — Griffin's Chemical and Technological Publications.
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For Metallurgy and Electro-Metallurgy, see previous Section.
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Inorganic Chemistry,Profs. Dupré and Hake,70
Quantitative Analysis,Prof. Humboldt Sexton,70
Qualitative " " "70
Chemistry for Engineers,Blount and Bloxam,71
" " Manufacturers, " "71
Foods, Analysis of,A. Wynter Blyth,72
Poisons, Detection of, " "72
Tables for Chemists and Manufacturers,Prof. Castell-Evans,79
Agricultural Chemistry,Prof. J.M.H. Munro,75
Dairy Chemistry,H. D. Richmond,73
Milk,E.F. Willoughby,73
Flesh Foods,C.A. Mitchell,73
Practical Sanitation,Dr. G. Reid,78
Sanitary Engineering,F. Wood,78
Technical Mycology,Lafar and Salter,74
Ferments,C. Oppenheimer,74
Brewing,Dr. W.J. Sykes,75
Sewage Disposal,Santo Crimp,76
Trades' Waste,W. Naylor,76
Cements,G.R. Redgrave,76
Water Supply,R.E. Middleton,77
Road Making,Thos. Aitken,79
Gas Manufacture,W. Atkinson Butterfield,77
Acetylene,Leeds and Butterfield,77
Fire Risks,Dr. Schwartz,77
Petroleum,Redwood and Holloway,61
—— (Handbook),Thomson and Redwood,61
Oils, Soaps, Candles,Dr. Alder Wright,81
Lubrication and Lubricants,Archbutt and Deeley,32
India Rubber,Dr. Carl O. Weber,81
Painters' Colours, Oils, and Varnishes,G.H. Hurst,80
Painters' Laboratory Guide, " "80
Painting and Decorating,W.J. Pearce,80
Photography,A. Brothers,21
Dyeing,Knecht and Rawson,82
Dictionary of Dyes,Rawson, Gardner, and Laycock,82
Textile Printing,Seymour Rothwell,83
Textile Fibres of Commerce,W.I. Hannan,83
Dyeing and Cleaning,G.H. Hurst,84
Bleaching and Calico-Printing,Geo. Duerr,84
A SHORT MANUAL OF INORGANIC CHEMISTRY.
BY A. DUPRÉ, Ph.D., F.R.S.,
AND
WILSON HAKE, Ph.D., F.I.C., F.C.S.,
Of the Westminster Hospital Medical School
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FERMENTS AND THEIR ACTIONS.
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