An edition of Applied Chemistry (1844)

Applied chemistry

in manufactures, arts, and domestic economy.

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Cover of: Applied chemistry by Edward A. Parnell, Edward A. Parnell
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Applied chemistry

in manufactures, arts, and domestic economy.

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Publisher
D. Appleton & Co., G. S. Appleton
Language
English
Pages
175

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Subjects

solution, coloring, cloth, gas, acid, mordant, mixture, color, iron, dyeing, coloring matter, coloring matters, sulphuric acid, red liquor, iron liquor, carbonic acid, vegetable coloring, small quantity, takes place, specific gravity
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Cover of: Applied chemistry
Applied chemistry: in manufactures, arts, and domestic economy.
1844, D. Appleton & Co., G. S. Appleton
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Table of Contents

Preliminary observations.
Gas illumination.
Preservation of wood.
Dyeing and calico-printing.

Edition Notes

Published in
New York, Philadelphia

Classifications

Library of Congress
TP149 .P25, TP149 .P25

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Pagination
xvi, 175 p.
Number of pages
175

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OL14188404M
Internet Archive
appliedchemistr02parngoog
LCCN
08015626

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