Excerpt from Inorganic Chemistry for Upper Forms
This book is intended for the use of boys in the Upper Forms of schools, and it is assumed that a years course in Chemistry, both in Practical Work and in Theory, has already been taken. It may, however, be used with advantage by students of maturer years who are beginning the study of Chemistry.
The order of the chapters does not necessarily constitute the order in which the science should be studied - quot homines, tot sententiae the arrangement followed is quite unoriginal.
The Practical Exercises also are not arranged in any definite sequence; they are merely suggested by the bookwork in the chapter to which they are appended. Several of these Exercises are reprinted, with the kind permission of Messrs. Bivington and of my colleague, Major E-.P. Shea, from Oscroft and Shea's Handbook of Practical Chemistry.
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