Excerpt from Chemical Statics and Dynamics: Including the Theories of Chemical Change, Catalysis, and Explosions
I have therefore taken the liberty of referring to my Higher Mathematics for Students of Chemistry and Physics for details of the mathematical processes. In the second edition of that book I hope to give full particulars of the mathematical computations. I venture to hope, however, that the present "Introduction" will enable the neophyte, without mathematical knowledge, to see his way through the ideas involved; and he can take the mathematical operations on trust just as he would if I were to state that 81 is the cube root of 531441.
The reader has to thank my friends E. C. Edgar, Esq., M.Sc., for verifying the bulk of the three thousand odd references from the printed slips; and W. B. Jackson, Esq., B.Sc, for verifying those in the earlier part of the work.
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