Abstract
MOST teachers of organic chemistry have felt that if their students could be made to work through a fairly simple series of typical experiments the work of learning would be rendered easier, and the knowledge gained would be made more definite and more real. Just such a series of experiments is described in this little work by Mr. Chapman Jones. The experiments are well chosen and clearly described; no costly apparatus is required, yet the student who works carefully through the book will certainly have laid a solid basis of knowledge of organic chemistry on which he may build a satisfactory structure.
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