Excerpt from Qualitative Analysis: A Series of d104books for Persons Engaged in the Engineerihq Professions and Trades or for Those Who Desire Information Concerning Them; Fully Illustrated and Containing Numerous Practical Examples and Their Solutions

The present volume is devoted to qualitative analysis and the elementary principles of quantitative analysis. The entire practical field of qualitative analysis has been care fully and thoroughly covered and the utmost pains have been taken to treat this subject from the standpoint of the best practice of analytical laboratories. Every possible source of information has been explored and methods have been described to cover every case likely to arise in practice. The simple determinations in quantitative analysis will help students greatly in performing the more complex quanti tatiye analyses treated of in another volume.

The method of numbering the pages, cuts, articles, etc. Is such that each subject or part, when the subject is divided into two or more parts, is complete in itself; hence, in order to make the index intelligible, it was necessary to give each subject or part a number. This number is placed at the top of each page, on the headline, opposite the page number; and to distinguish it from the page number it is preceded by the printer's section mark Consequently, a reference such as 16, page 26. Will be readily found by looking along the inside edges of the headlines until 16 is found, and then through 16 until page 26 is found.

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