Abstract
THIS “Laboratory Manual of Physical Chemistry” covers only twenty-four experiments, but these are set out in detail with full references to the literature. An ample supply of blank pages is provided, together with ruled spaces for filling in experimental data; tables of atomic weights, densities, vapour-pressures, and refractive indices are also given, with logarithm-tables and a sufficient supply of squared and triangulated paper to provide for the whole of the experiments suggested. The manual, therefore, becomes the student's note-book as well as his text-book, and will enable him to place his own results on his bookshelf in a more orderly manner than is usual.
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