The education of the industrial chemist

✍ Scribed by Prideaux, E. B. R.

• Publisher: Wiley (John Wiley & Sons)
• Year: 1915
• Weight: 260 KB
• Volume: 34
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0368-4075
• DOI: 10.1002/jctb.5000341007

✦ Synopsis

o l ccrkain selected subjects, notnbly tlic ti-nditional clnssics and Innthcmntics. As applicd to sclio?l subjects nnd bo's of school ugc this tlieory IS. sorncwhat discrcchtcd. B u t tlic brniiclics cvc~i of n subject so Inrge ils modern clicniistry arc rclittcd to one nnotlicr inorc closcly. Also IL gmdunte, unlike a scliool-l)oy, can npply skill gniiicd in onc tlcpnrtinent to niiotlici. depnrtriicnt. Tliesc rvlio do not l~ccouic iiientnll y udiilt in this sensc would I)cncfit more by i~ spccific vocntionnl triiining. B u t tlic scientific organiscr of industry (who iiiay pcrlinps n t sonic futiirc dnto bc nllo\*cd n voicc in thc iiinnngcrncnt cqunl to tlint of liis biisincs-s colleagues) nceds chicfly a fine judgtiwiit in sclccting from the IIIRSS of fncts niid tlieoncs, coiiibincd with ZL prncticnl skill in devising ways niitl iiicniis