Excerpt from Inorganic Chemical Synonyms and Other Useful Chemical Data
This book is the outcome of a series of articles dealing with the subject which appeared in The Chemical Engineer in the early part, of 1918. The work being the result of the writers experience in the laboratory and his dealings with young chemists from the universities. It has been prepared with hope that it will fill a need which has repeatedly manifested itself in the struggles of the student to grasp quickly the laboratory significance of many terms often met with in persual of the average popular "trade" treatise describing this or that process.
Altho the work is intended primarily for the student, it is believed that the various terms employed to designate inorganic chemicals used in the industries will prove a convenience to the experienced chemist.
As it is almost impossible to cover the field, owing to the constant employing of new terms, the work cannot be called complete. Any corrections or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
I here wish to tender my sincere thanks to Mr. Laurance T. Clark, formerly editor of The Chemical Enqineer, for his valuable assistance.
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