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Leonard Dobbin

 
9781331127833: Chemical Theory for Beginners (Classic Reprint)

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The smaller text-books which deal withS ystematic Chemistry usually treat theoretical matters so lightly that the student seldom obtainsv any satisfactory grasp of these during the earlier portion 01 his studies ;while in the larger treatises the same subjects not infrequently receive similar scant attention, because the student is supposed to have been introduced to them already. For example, beginners are seldom made to understand the full significance of chemical formulas, although they are usually taught to use them at a very early stage in their studies. These chemical formulas are the outcome and embodiment of many facts and theories, and their logical introduction into a course of chemistry can only take place at a comparatively late period. Their convenience, however, is felt to be so great, that the student is usually brought face to face with them prematurely, at a time when he can neither understand their origin nor appreciate their import; and later, when he begins his more advanced studies, he is often assumed to be quite conversant with them.
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