LITERATURE..
In a science whose progress is so phemanenally rapid as that of chemistry. even the best books are likely. within a few years of publication, to lose more or less of their original value. Never theless. it is safe to say that most of the follow ing work, will. in the ordinary course of events. retain their interest for a number of years to come. The list includes some of the best-1:nown modern works on descriptive, theoretical, and technical chemistry. specialized works are noted in the articles on various chemical topies.
INeatt:.‘Nte AND ()IICANIe CIIEmisLRy. P,cnisen, introduction to thc Ntud.P/ of rhetnist•y (New York. 1895 ) ; ltemsen. Inorganic Chem istry (New York, 18951 : Erdinann. Lehrbuch der a 11 oryanischen Chemie (Brunswick, 1900) ; ()st wale'. t;rand/inien der nnoryttnisehrn I'hemic (Leipzig, 1900) : Ateirdeli.cfr. The l'rincfy/es of translated by liamensky (2 vols•, London, 1892) ; Reinsert. in Introduction to the Study of the Compounds of Carbon (Boston, 18951: Perkin and Nipping, Organic r'hemistry (London. 189-Y) ; Aleyer (Victor) and Jacobson, Leh rbtich der ( 2 V111.4., 1893 %) : P,ieltter, l'hemr,stry of the Carbon Com pounds, translated by Smith (Philadelphia, 1891; new German edition. Bonn, 1900) ; Friedel, ('ours de eltimie• organigue (Paris, IS87) Trtritt' eiliatie ()rya Ai iv (2 vols., Paris, 1896
971: Danimer, Ilandbuch der anorgotniseken l'hemie (5 vols.. Stuttgart. 1892-1902) ; Bell stein, //ermitturh der ()rye/a/schen ('hemic (5 vols., Hamburg. 189:3-1901) ; lters•oe and Schorleminer, .1 'Treatise on Chemistry (9 vols., New York, 187S-92).
TriliortrricAt, .‘N9 Ptursicm. CHENIISTRY. Van Deventer. Physikolische Chemin f iir A ofiingcr ( Leipzig. 1897) : Aleyer (Lothar), Modern The ories of Chetnistry, translated by Bedson and Williams (London. 1888: new edit ion. Leipzig, 1899) ; Ost \raid, Outlines of General translated by NN'alker (London, 1890: new German edition. Leipzig, 1899) ; Nernst, Theoretical Chemistry, translated by Palmer ( London. 1S95; now German edition, Stuttgart, 1900) ; Van't Hoff, Vorlesuayor fiber I lo (wet ische loud physikalisehe Chentie ( Brunswick. 1898 1901) : Ost•ahl. IT-chi-bitch der allgetnrin•n Chemie (Leipzig, 1891-91;1; eines Lehrgatiges der theorelisehen chronic (Leip zig, 1891) Wurtz, The Atomic Theory, trans lated by Cleminshaw (London. ISSO) _Noyes, (ieneral Prineiphs of Physical Science (New York, 1902).