Chemical news and Journal of physical science: Chemical news and Journal of physical science

Crookes, William

Chemical news and Journal of physical science (Volume 39, 1879 (January - June))

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Persistenter Identifier:: 1695194465359

Titel:: Chemical news and Journal of physical science

Erscheinungsort:: London

Erscheinungsverlauf:: 18XX

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Persistenter Identifier:: 1695194465359

Titel:: Chemical news and Journal of physical science

Erscheinungsort:: London

Erscheinungsverlauf:: 18XX

Strukturtyp:: Zeitschrift

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften

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Persistenter Identifier:: 1695194465359_39_1879

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Titel:: Chemical news and Journal of physical science

Herausgeber:: Crookes, William

Jahrgang/Band:: Volume 39, 1879 (January - June)

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1879

Sprache:: englisch

Strukturtyp:: Band

Standort:: Universitätsbibliothek Stuttgart

Signatur:: XIX/98.8-39/40,1879

Lizenz:: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/deed.de

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Persistenter Identifier:: 1695194465359_39_1879

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Titel:: Chemical news and Journal of physical science

Herausgeber:: Crookes, William

Jahrgang/Band:: Volume 39, 1879 (January - June)

Erscheinungsjahr:: 1879

Sprache:: englisch

Strukturtyp:: Band

Standort:: Universitätsbibliothek Stuttgart

Signatur:: XIX/98.8-39/40,1879

Lizenz:: https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/mark/1.0/deed.de

Sammlung:: Zeitschriften

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Titel:: No. 1006 (March 7, 1879)

Strukturtyp:: Ausgabe

Titel:: No. 1006 (March 7, 1879)

Strukturtyp:: Ausgabe

106 ' Cuesicar News Meetings for the Week, { Crtmioar News, a I td A Technical Laboratory in London (speciality Coal-tar Produéts, Aniline Dyes, Anthracen, Artificial Alizarin; is open to receive two or three more Pupils for training in the techni. cal and industrial pursuits.—Apply to M. 305, CHEMICAL NEws Office. Boy Court, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. So ] A Chemist of Nine Years’ standing, with ex. tensive experience in all branches of the Science, and who hag devoted special attention to oils and fats, will be open to an Engage. ment in April. Highest references,—Address, A., CHEMICAL NEws Office, Boy Court, Ludgate Hill, London, EC. Bn _ A Gentleman of business habits, with a good knowledge of prafical chemistry, and well acquainted with several foreign countries, is desirous of an Engagement as Manager, with the view of becoming an active partner, in some well-established sound chemical works manufaéturing acids, artificial manure, or aniline colours, and situated in or close to London. Highest refer. ences. Communications of principals or their solicitors only to be addressed to G. H., CHEMICAL News Office, Boy Court, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. The Advertiser, who has, had many years prac@ical experience in experimental and analytical chemistry, 's desirous of an Appointment, either in England or Colonies, as Chemist or Assistant.—Address, A. B, C., CueMicaL News Office, Boy Court, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. oo } Young Man, at present engaged in a Tai Work in Scotland, thoroughly experienced in manufa@uring iquid ammonia, also sulphate of ammonia from gas liquor, and in reining of benzols and naphthas; with a knowledge of chemistry, German, and French, wishes to improve his position.—Address,S.H.. Craigelea Chemical Works, Paisley. _ \/V anted, Hydrated Sesquioxide of Iron (native) in powder or soft lumps. Must be nearly free from manganese or other impurities. Samples, with price per ton in casks, to be addressed * Ferrum,” CHEMICAL News Office, Boy Court, Ludgate Hill, London, E.C. _ VV anted, Two Chemists, from this month to the end of August, to take observations of the quantities of acid vapours present in the atmosphere surrounding a Chemical Works during the night and the day. Good references required.— Address, '* Atmosphere,” care of Lee and Nightingale, Advertising Agents, Liverpool TO SULPHURIC ACID AND CHEMICAL MANURE . MANUFACTURERS, A Sailing Tank Barge to be Sold. Capable ot carrying 50 tons of acid; fitted with steam pumps; in good con: iition,—May be seen at Messrs. B. Jacob and Sons’ Wharf, Copperas Lane, Church Street, Deptford, from whom all particulars can be >btained. T*O BE LET.—An Eligible Dwelling-House, 4 with Laboratory fitted complete; suitable either for a chemist in analytical pra@ice or for classes in practical chemistry. Possibly 1 small incoming.,—For full particulars apply to E. and 8. Smith, aad and Agents, 22, Southampton Buildings, Chancery Lane. TO PAPER MAKERS, CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS, To LET, at Low Rentals, Works and Land in Plots of Two to Ten Acres, near Swansea. Coals obtainable from 4s. 6d. perton. Water good and abundant. Any description of manufactory can be carried on. Excellent Railway, Ari and Dock accommodation close at hand.—Apply to Richard Halli, Esq., 37, Great George Street, Westminster, or Mr. Thomas Williams, Aberdulais, Neath, Glamorganshire. O RGANIC MATERIA MEDICA. By DR. MUTER. Analytical Chemists will find this a concise and yet complete book of reference for the isolation and examination of the active principles of drugs, Special appendix on the microscopic charaers of the starches in food and drugs. Copious index and qualitative courses or resins, &c. Published by W. Baxter at the Office of the South London School of Pharmacy, Kennington Cross, S.E., and sold by Messrs. Simpkin and Marshall and Messrs. Bailli¢re, Tindal,and Cox, ROYAL POLYTECHNIC.—BUNYAN'S + PILGRIM’S PROGRESS, illustrated by Dissolving Views and Scenic Tableaux. The allegory has been adapted by Dr. AveLing, and is read by Mr. Oscar HarTweLL,—THE ELECTRIC LIGHT, by Mr. J. L. Kinae.—~VOYAGES IN THE AIR (a pictorial and experimental lecture), by Mr. T. C. HepwortH.—THE STEAM ENGINE, its origin, history, and present perfection ; and GAS, what it does and what it can do; both experimental and highly interesting lectures, by Mr. J. L. Kixc.—In preparation, a dioramic lecture on the ZULUS and their Country, by Mr. W. R. May.,—Admission 1s.; after 8.45 p.m. (including reserved Stalls), 1s.; Schools and Children under 10, 6d. Open from 12 till 5, and from 7 till 10. “ XXVII. The Professors shall be required to take a share in the maintenance of good order and discipline amongst the Students, subje& to such regulations as the Principal shall appoint. “XXVIII. All communications from the Professors and other officers of the College to the Council or Com. mittee of Management shall be made only through the Principal.” The last Professor appointed has had to promise that he will engage in no literary work without leave from the Principal. NOTES AND QUERIES. Chromic Oxide.—Will any of your readers inform me how or vhere chromic oxide, as recommended by M. Audouin (Les Mondes, January 23, 1879) for fire-bricks, crucibles, &c., can be obtained at a cost that would allow of its being used for such a purpose.— CRUCIBLE, MEETINGS FOR THE WEEK. MONDAY, r0th,—Medical, 8.30. . —_ Society of Arts, 8. “ Dwelling Houses Their Sanitary Construction and Arrangements,” by Dr. W. H. Corfield, M.A. (Cantor LeQures.) —— London Institution, 5. —_— Royal Geographical, 8.30. Tuespay, 11th.—Civil Engineers, 8. Lo — Royal Institution, 3. * Animal Development,” Prof. Schifer. —_— Anthropological, 8. —_— Photographic, 8. WEDNESDAY, 12th.—Society of Arts, 8. ‘The Compensation ol Watches, Clocks, and Chronometers,” by E Rigg, M.A. — Microscopical, 8. —_— Geological, 8. THURSDAY, 13th,—Royal, 8.30. — Royal Institution, 3. * Sound,” Prof Tyndall. —_— Royal Society Club, 6.30. —_ Society of Arts, 8. ‘* The Injurious Effe@s of the Air of Large Towns on Animal and Vegetable Life, and on Methods Proposed for Securing Salubrious Air,” by W. E, Thomson, F.R.S.E. FRIDAY, T¢th-Roysl Institution, 9. ‘‘ History of Games,” by E. B., ylor. ; —_— Quekett, 8. SATURDAY, 15th.—Royal Institution, 3. “Colbert and Richelieu,” by by Mr. Walter H. Pollock. WATTS’S DICTIONARY OF CHEMISTRY. Seven Volumes, 8vo., price £10 16s, 6d. A DICTIONARY of CHEMISTRY, and the Allied Branches of other Sciences; founded on that of the late Dr. Ure. By Henry Warts, B.A, F.R.S,; assisted by eminent Scientific and Practical Chemists, - “The English language is not rich in lexicons of science. We would point to this work as a model upon which others might be framed. To the practical analyst this work must prove of the utmost value—to the philosophical investigator it must, as the record of all former labours, be a great gain—and to the student who is true to his studies, it will prove an ever-ready guide. Our manufacturers know the value of chemistry, and are many of them experts in the special oranches of the science which bear on their particular industries. They require to know the latest discoveries, and to keep them as if were in stock until the march of improvement renders it necessary to apply them. This * Dictionary’ places them in possession of these desiderata.”’—dthenzum. P I ‘HIRD SUPPLEMENTARY VOLUME (VoL. VIIL), completing the Record of Chemical Discovery to the year 1877. In Two Parts, of which the First is now ready, pp. 844, price 36s. cloth.—Part II. in the Autumn. “ We cannot give this volume greater praise than by saying that it is worthy of the European reputation which Mr. Watts’s * Dictionary has already acquired as a standard work of reference.” —Bristol M ercury London : LONGMANS and CO. CULLEY’S PRACTICAL TELEGRAPHY. In One Volume, 8vo., with 132 Woodcuts and 18 Lithographic Plates of Machinery and Apparatus, Price 16s. A HANDBOOK OF PRACTICAL TELE. GRAPHY. By R. S. CuLLey, Member Inst. C.E. (Adopted by the Post Office and by the Department of Telegraphs for India. The Seventh Edition, thoroughly revised and enlarged. London : LONGMANS and CO.

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