No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
The book is divided into three sections as follows: Part I , Preparation and Properties; Part 11, Applications; Part 111, Experimental Methods. The author has moved along with new developments throughout his 35 years of work with active carbon, and he has the happy faculty of incorporating his own knowledge with the material he has accumulated from the literature.
This book should be available to all chemists and chemical engineers who might find the use of active carbon helpful if not essential in resolving many absorbing problems by adsorption phenomena.
Principles and Practice of Bacteriology. 4th ed.
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A manual designed as a guide to laboratory work in microbiology for students of medicine, dentistry, and pharmacy, the book is intended for use as a reference along with mimeographed assignments on daily schedules. The teaching approach is interesting. An index is included.