...of this object it is intended to describe— " The conveniences and requisites of a laboratory : " Chemical apparatus and its uses: " The methods of...which make experiments fail or succeed." Although Mr F.'s directions for the filling up of a laboratory are good, there is much stated which is to be...

...contained in this excellent treatise; we may, therefore, say generally that it comprises a description of the conveniences and requisites of a laboratory, general...operations, the facilities acquired by practice, and, finally, the causes which make experiments fail or succeed. Under each of these departments the student...

...neither does it claim to teach a habit of reasoning, but has solely in view the art of experimenting. In the pursuit of this object it is intended to describe:—...chemical operations. The facilities acquired by practice. The causes which make experiments fail or succeed. 1827. ' sudden expansion. On a peculiar perspective...

...has solely in view the art of experimeriting.In the pursuit of this object it is intended to 1827. describe:— The conveniences and requisites of a...chemical operations. The facilities acquired by practice. The causes which make experiments fail or succeed. He had six papers in the ' Quarterly Journal of...

...has solely in view the art of experimenting. In the pursuit of this object it is intended to 1827. describe :— The conveniences and requisites of a...chemical operations. The facilities acquired by practice. The causes which make experiments fail or succeed. He had six papers in the 'Quarterly Journal of Science...

...assumed, to have some knowledge of Chemistry, very few have access to competent practical sources. In the pursuit of this object it is intended to describe— The conveniences and requisites of a Laboratory. The methods of performing Chemical Operations. General Chemical Apparatus, and its uses. The facilities...