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Excerpt from Practical Exercises in Electrochemistry
Students of chemistry have been, from time to time, favored with special works relating to the preparation of typical compounds in inorganic and organic chemistry, as well as with guides outlining the more common methods of procedure in physical chemistry, in spectrum analysis, etc., and in them all they have found helpful suggestions which proved most valuable in the pursuit of their studies. In the present volume Dr. Oettel has aimed to present to the same student class the essentials of a course in practical electrochemistry. The examples given are not only simple, but they are also types of definite processes. They are not only instructive, but sug gestive as well, and their careful study will be pro ductive of most excellent results. That they may become more familiar to the chemical students of this country, where comparatively little attention has been paid to this highly interesting field of chemical research, has been the sole purpose in presenting this translation.
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