Laboratory Methods of Inorganic Chemistry, 2nd English Ed. 1928

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AUTHORS' PREFACE. V


in this case the question of raw material for the preparation of
the individual compounds is of chief importance, and here the


characterization of the element in question is at present of more


importance than the type of combination.


The instructor will at once notice on glancing through these


pages that for a rapid and successful carrying out of the pro-


cesses certain requirements are to be met as regards apparatus
and laboratory facilities; these should at all times be available
for the student's use.


The experiments necessary for working out and testing the
methods prescribed were carried out during the last eight years
with the aid of students at the University of Kiel, and to some
extent at the Universities of Gottingen and Clausthal. Published


processes have frequently been changed or improved according to


our experience, though no doubt it will still be found that the


directions and yields can be further improved.

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