Applied Electrochemistry
by Maurice de Kay Thompson
Publisher: The MacMillan Company 1911
ISBN/ASIN: 115189639X
Number of pages: 366
Description:
This is an account of the most important electrochemical industries, as well as the principal applications of electrochemistry in the laboratory. The plan adopted in this book has been to discuss each subject from the theoretical and from the technical point of view separately. In the theoretical part a knowledge of theoretical chemistry is assumed.
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