Chemistry in High Schools
Chemistry in High Schools
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Smith, Laboratory Outline of General Chemistry (4th Edi- tion) Century Co. This is the book referred to in Part III where Smith appears. It is primarily a college text, but is likely to be in the hands of every teacher, and the author preferred to refer to it alone rather than to all the high school texts.
Smith & Hall, The Teaching of Chemistry and Physics in Secondary Schools, Longmans, Green & Co.
Alexander Smith, Inorganic Chemistry, Century Co.
Julius Stieglitz, Qualitative Analysis, Centu...ry Co.
Prescott & Johnson, Qualitative Analysis, Van Nostrand Co.
Roscoe & Schorlemmer, Inorganic Chemistry, 2 volumes, MacMillan Co.
PART III. * OUTLINE OF AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST PRIN- CIPLES OF CHEMISTRY, t Oxygen.
1. Demonstration of its preparation by the decomposition of oxygen compounds at high temperatures (Smith, Art. 10). The weight relations of the substances which decompose giving oxygen are as follows: Ba0 2 =BaO+0 Pb0 2 =--PbO+0 3Mn0 2 =Mn 3 4 +20 KC10 3 =HC1+30 The names of these substances and the above information con- cerning the quantities involved in the reactions should be com- mitted to memory by the students.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Smith, Laboratory Outline of General Chemistry (4th Edi- tion) Century Co. This is the book referred to in Part III where Smith appears. It is primarily a college text, but is likely to be in the hands of every teacher, and the author preferred to refer to it alone rather than to all the high school texts.
Smith & Hall, The Teaching of Chemistry and Physics in Secondary Schools, Longmans, Green & Co.
Alexander Smith, Inorganic Chemistry, Century Co.
Julius Stieglitz, Qualitative Analysis, Centu...ry Co.
Prescott & Johnson, Qualitative Analysis, Van Nostrand Co.
Roscoe & Schorlemmer, Inorganic Chemistry, 2 volumes, MacMillan Co.
PART III. * OUTLINE OF AN INTRODUCTION TO THE FIRST PRIN- CIPLES OF CHEMISTRY, t Oxygen.
1. Demonstration of its preparation by the decomposition of oxygen compounds at high temperatures (Smith, Art. 10). The weight relations of the substances which decompose giving oxygen are as follows: Ba0 2 =BaO+0 Pb0 2 =--PbO+0 3Mn0 2 =Mn 3 4 +20 KC10 3 =HC1+30 The names of these substances and the above information con- cerning the quantities involved in the reactions should be com- mitted to memory by the students.
What to read after Chemistry in High Schools?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eugene P Eugene Paul Schoch to read onlineMoreLess
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