Chemistry The Royal Institution Library of Science. Chemical Manipulation, M. Faraday, 1827. Foreword by Sir George Porter. Facsimile reprint. London: Applied Science Publishers, 1974. Pp. viii + 656. £12.00 [Book Review]

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