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THIS volume on organic completes the author's course of experimental chemistry. Whatever may be the opinions on the three previous volumes, there is no doubt this is the most rational attempt to treat organic chemistry practically—as a thing for students actually to do—that has as yet appeared. There is scarcely an experiment in the book that a student will be unable to do from the description given, and the order in which they are taken and general arrangement is the natural order of synthesis, proceeding from the less complex and easy to the most complex and least known.
Experimental Chemistry for Junior Students.
By J. Emerson Reynolds Part IV. Organic Chemistry. (London: Longmans, Green, and Co., 1887.)
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H., W. Our Book Shelf . Nature 37, 388 (1888). https://doi.org/10.1038/037388a0
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