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<title> A Grammar Of Chemistry: Wherein The Principles Of The Science Are Explained And Familiarized By A Variety Of Examples And Illustrations, And By Numerous Useful And Entertaining Experiments, To Which Are Added, Interrogatory Exercises, And A Glossary Of Terms Used In Chemistry

<edition> 4

<author> Sir Richard Phillips

<editor> Benjamin Tucker

<publisher> D. Hogan, 1823

<subjects> Science; Chemistry; General; Chemistry; Science; Science / Chemistry / General

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