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General Chemistry by Hamilton Perkins Cady

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General Chemistry
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Publisher: Forgotten Books
ISBN/ASIN: 1440088586
ISBN-13: 9781440088582
Number of pages: 554

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In this book the author has avoided a long more or less theoretical introduction, developing the subject as logically as possible from the descriptive and experimental side; each law and theory has been presented at the point which seems best fitted both to the student and to the subject.

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