How to teach chemistry : hints to science teachers and students : being the substance of six lectures delivered at the Royal College of Chemistry in June 1872 / by Edward Frankland ; summarised and edited by George Chaloner.

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1875
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Credit: How to teach chemistry : hints to science teachers and students : being the substance of six lectures delivered at the Royal College of Chemistry in June 1872 / by Edward Frankland ; summarised and edited by George Chaloner. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    LECTUEE V. TAGE Oxy-compounds of Nitrogen, tlieir preparation and properties- Ammonia, its preparation, composition, and properties (Experi- ments 65 to 88) Addenda to Lecture V. LECTUBE VI. Doctrine of Atomicity—Laws of Condensation in volume—Eeplace- ability of Hydrogen in its Compounds—Sulplmr, study of its properties-Sulphuretted Hydrogen, its preparation, properties, and use in analysis-Oxides of Sulphur, their preparation and properties—Sulphuric Acid, its manufacture, &e.—Hypo- sulphurous Acid—Conclusion (Experiments 89 to 109) . . 5i 62 Addenda to Lecture VI APPENDIX. I Syllabus of Elementary Course in Inorganic Chemistry . . 67 II Extract from a Eeport by Dr. FranHand; List of Experi- ments IIL List of Apparatus for teaching Inorganic Chemistry-Elemen- tary Stage . • • • • ^- * oo