Experimental physical chemistry

ABSTRACT FOR this second edition the authors have largely rewritten their book; alterations in experimental procedure to give higher accuracy, replacement of less satisfactory methods by new

ones, and a different treatment of electromotive force and capacity constitute the principal changes. _Experimental Physical Chemistry_ By Prof. Farrington Daniels Prof. J. Howard Mathews

Prof. John Warren Williams. (International Chemical Series.) Second edition. Pp. xix + 499. (New York and London: McGraw-Hill Book Co., Inc., 1934.) 21_s_. net. Access through your

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