The Chemical Revolution: A Contribution to Social Technology.
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8vo. xx, 680 pp. Frontispiece, bibliography, index. Printed wrappers; first few leaves with a marginal dent. Ownership signature of Alan E. Shapiro (1942-). Very good. ISBN: 2881245498...
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8vo. xx, 680 pp. Frontispiece, bibliography, index. Printed wrappers; first few leaves with a marginal dent. Ownership signature of Alan E. Shapiro (1942-). Very good. ISBN: 2881245498
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This important book examines the early chemical industry in transition from an economy dependent on wood and water to a manufacturing powerhouse based on coal and iron. Beginning with the first chemical works for producing sulfuric acid in 1749, the historical survey culminates with James Beaumont Neilson heating the blast supplied to iron surfaces in 1830. Between these events are perspectives and accounts that will fascinate chemists and historians alike.Product Info
ISBN: 2881245498
ISBN-13: 9782881245497
Publisher: Gordon and Breach Science, 1992.
Year: 1992
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover
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