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Descriptive Chemistry by Lyman Churchill Newell

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Descriptive Chemistry
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Publisher: D.C. Heath & Co
ISBN/ASIN: 0217825915
Number of pages: 590

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This book is intended for teachers who wish to emphasize the facts, laws, theories, and applications of chemistry. It is divided into two parts. Part I contains the text, together with exercises and problems. Part II contains the experiments.

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