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ORGANIC chemistry is now progressing with such rapid strides, that a work on this subject becomes antiquated, at least in some parts, in the course of a few years. A new edition of a well known and favourite book must therefore be most welcome to students of this branch of chemical science, and more so when edited by a man whom we may justly call “the English Gmelin.”
Fownes' Manual of Chemistry.
Vol. II. Chemistry of Carbon Compounds, or Organic Chemistry. Twelfth Edition. By H. Watts. (London: Churchill, 1877.)
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Fownes' “Manual of Chemistry” . Nature 17, 24–25 (1877). https://doi.org/10.1038/017024a0
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