Abstract
THE rapid growth of analytical chemistry in modern times necessitates that any textbook which hopes effectively to cover the fields of both pure and applied analysis shall assume almost encyclopædic proportions. The considerable increase in the size of this fifth edition of Scott's well-known manual is at least outward evidence that it has attempted to deal adequately with these recent advances, a conclusion which is amply confirmed by a study of the contents. The two volumes of the present edition now cover some 2,700 pages—an increase of nearly 1,000 pages over the fourth edition.
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