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A Cultural History of Chemistry
Volumes 1-6
A Cultural History of Chemistry
Volumes 1-6
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Description
Product details

Published | 30 Dec 2021 |
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Format | EBook |
Edition | 1st |
Extent | 1728 |
ISBN | 9781350266704 |
Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic |
Series | The Cultural Histories Series |
Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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Reviews
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[R]emarkable ... Learning about the history of chemistry through this outstanding set will also provide an interesting starting point for obtaining information regarding the origins of the associated disciplines.
CHOICE
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Provides a fresh view of the history of chemistry, with analysis and discussion that surpasses the frequent presentation of notable individuals, chemical processes, and discoveries. By considering the full impact and interplay of society with chemical practice, a much more complete representation is achieved. As such, this series marks a valuable addition to the study and knowledge of the history of chemistry.
Substantia: An International Journal of the History of Chemistry
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A unique, comprehensive and rich treatise – review of Volume 1
Mary Virginia Orna, Bulletin for the History of Chemistry
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This book succeeds in presenting an overview of the subject as well as numerous references to more detailed information. It provides an overview of many of the most important names in medieval alchemy – review of Volume 2
Carmen J Giunta, Bulletin for the History of Chemistry
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This volume will be valuable to readers both in whole and in part – review of Volume 3
Jennifer M Rampling, Bulletin for the History of Chemistry
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An excellent complement for students as much as an enjoyable read for those interested in the history of chemistry and the history of science in general – review of Volume 4
Leonardo Anatrini, Bulletin for the History of Chemistry