The Chemical Forces

[rich]

a stellar example of bilocation, eh?

rich


On 11/7/07, robinlandseadel at comcast.net <robinlandseadel at comcast.net> wrote:
> From Van Nostrand's Eclectic Engineering Magazine, 1870
>
>
> The Chemical Forces-Heat, Light and Electricity.
> With their application to the expansion, liquefaction and vaporization of
> solids ; the steam-engine, photography, spectrum analysis, the galvanic battery,
> electro-plating, the electrical illumination of light-houses, the fire-alarm of
> cities, the atlantic telegraph. An introduction to "Chemical Physics"  Designed
> for the use of academies, colleges, and medical schools. Illustrated with
> numerous engravings, and containing copious lists of experiments, with
> directions for preparing them. By THOMAS RUGGLES PYNCHON, Hartford :
> A.S. Hale & Co. For sale by Van Nostrand.
>
> The recent progress in physical science has created a demand among instructors
> for more extended treatises upon the above subjects than they have heretofore
> been able to obtain. The work of Prof. Pynchon seems well adapted to meet such a
> demand. It is well arranged and copiously illustrated.
>
> http://tinyurl.com/ypn88o
>
> Go to page 333 to find the reference.
>