Physical Chemistry and Its Applications in Medical and Biological Science.

Abstract

The subject-matter is developed along the lines usually employed; A Consideration of the Law's of Gases, Energy and Its Laws, Solutions and Electrolytic Dissociation, Chemical Mechanics, Equilibrium and Electrochemistry. The choice of material considered under these different heads has been well made. No padding with useless commercial processes is visible. The book is a scientific treatise somewhat cramped for room.It may serve w'ell when used in connection with a course of lectures or together with some more general work on the subject. A collection of 78 problems, with answers, completes the book. These problems are well selected to illustrate the most important laws of physical chemistry.