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His book is written primarily for use in the chemical laboratory of the University Of Toronto. The laboratory course is designed to complement the work in the lecture room, by making the student familiar with the phenomena treated Of in the lectures; and, accordingly, in the present work special attention has 'been paid to the study of the chemical reaction, and an attempt has been made to introduce in qualitative form the results Of the recent advances in the theory Of solutions.

With a view of arranging the descriptive matter as concisely as possible, and, at the same time, Of developing the powers Of observation and comparison in the individual student, the solubilities and colors of the various salts have been presented in tabular form, and the repetition Of detailed instruction avoided throughout.

The tables Of separation are constructed so as to necessitate continua] reference to the text, and are placed with the groups of substances to which they refer; as it is the experience of the authors that when bunched in the usual way, they are made use of to the almost total neglect of the rest of the book.

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