Excerpt from Chemical Calculations
In putting forth this small work, the author has intended to write a textbook on Chemical Calculations following more closely than other books at present on the market, the needs of the student who will later find occupation in chemical laboratory work. For this reason, constant reference will be made to Chemists' Handbooks, the best of which, in the authors opinion, is "Van Nostrand's Chemical Annual for 1913," edited by Prof. J. C. Olsen. Constant reference will be made to this work by means of footnotes, with the intention of leading the student to the most convenient source of tabulated data, and to explain the method of utilizing the same. The purchase of the "Annual" will not be necessary, much as it may be desirable, in following the explanations or solving the problems.
The problems are numerous and of varying degrees of difficulty; the instructor is the best judge of the type of problem to assign a class or individual. Those of the more difficult sort may be given the more advanced student, thus holding the class together. Many of the problems conform to the type usually found in works of this nature and in the selection of these, most of the books on this subject have been consulted. Some of the types are new to works of this kind; their inclusion is made in the hope of making the book more practical.
The method of solving the problems is treated in the text, and in the earlier chapters typical problems are solved at the end of the reading matter just before the problems are stated.
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