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• Chemical experiments prepared to accompany Remsen's "Introduction to the study of chemistry."Ira Remsen
• Laboratory manual of chemistry, by James E. Armstrong ... and James H. NortonJames E. Armstrong
• Household chemistry for girls; a laboratory guideJamie Maud Blanchard
• A laboratory manual of inorganic chemistryJohn Bernard Ekeley
• Exercises in chemistryWilliam McPherson
• Laboratory directions for elementary chemistry, designed to accompany A textbook of chemistry by W.A. NoyesHelen Isham Mattill
• Laboratory manual of elementary chemistryJabez Montgomery
• Laboratory manual of chemistry, for secondary schoolsWilliam Albine Morse
• Laboratory experiments in general chemistryHerman Schlundt
• A laboratory outline of general chemistryAlexander Smith
• Experiments arranged for students in general chemistryEdgar F. Smith
• The laboratory study of chemistry [by] Herbert R. Smith and Harry M. MessHerbert Royl Smith
• Chemical experiments, general and analytical, for use with any text-book of chemistry, or without a text-book, by R. P. WilliamsRufus P. Williams
• Chemical manipulation, being instructions to students in chemistry, on the methods of performing experiments of demonstration or of researchمايكل فاراداي
• Chemical manipulation: being instructions to students in chemistry on the methods of performing experiments of demonstration or research, wiمايكل فاراداي
• Chemical recreations: a compendium of experimental chemistry.John Joseph Griffin
• Quantum chemistry integrals and tablesJames Miller
• Consolidated index of selected property values: physical chemistry and thermodynamicsNational Research Council. Office of Critical Tables
• Chemistry in non-aqueous solventsHarry Hall Sisler
• Handbook of analytical chemistryLouis Meites
• Analytical chemistry: key to progress on national problems; proceedings. W. Wayne Meinke and John K. Taylor, editorsSummer Symposium on Analytical Chemistry 1971 : National Bureau of Standards)
• Ionic equilibria in analytical chemistryHenry Freiser
• Recent advances in analytical chemistry; editors, R.E. Burk [and] Oliver GrummittR. E. Burk
• Analytical chemistryF. P. Treadwell
• Analytical chemistry. By F. P. Treadwell. Authorized translation from the German by Wlliam T. HallF. P. Treadwell
• Qualitative analysis; an introduction to equilbrium and solution chemistryTherald Moeller
• First book in qualitative chemistryA. B. Prescott
• The use of the blowpipe in chemistry and mineralogyJöns Jakob Berzelius
• X-ray absorption and emission in analytical chemistry; spectrochemical analysis with X-raysH. A Liebhafsky
• Quantitative chemistryGlenn Halstead Brown
• Exercises in elementary quantitative chemical analysis for students of agricultureAzariah T. Lincoln
• Quantitative experiments in general chemistryJohn Tappan Stoddard
• Quantitative analysis, with applications to agricultural and food productsHoward Oltas Triebold
• New instrumental methods in electrochemistry; theory, instrumentation, and applications to analytical and physical chemistry. With a chapterPaul Delahay
• Electroanalytical chemistryJames J. Lingane
• The geology of Russia in Europe and the Ural mountains. By Roderick Impey Murchison ... Édouard de Verneuil ... and Count Alexander von KeysRoderick Impey Murchison
• Geology of MongoliaCharles Peter Berkey
• A general report on the geology of YessoBenjamin Smith Lyman
• Ras Gemsah & Gebel Zeit. Report on their geology & petroleumL. H Mitchell
• Explanatory notes to accompany a new geological map of the commonwealth of Australia, based on the maps already published by the geological Tannatt William Edgeworth David
• The geology of Sydney and the Blue mountainsJohn Milne Curran
• Mineralogy and chemistryJ. Lawrence Smith
• Address on the life and character of Parker Cleaveland, LL. D., late professor of chemistry, mineralogy, and natural philosophy in Bowdoin cLeonard Woods
• An elementary treatise on mineralogy: comprising an introduction to the scienceWilliam Phillips
• Soil mineralogy; a discussion of mineralogy in its application to soil studiesFrederick Arthur Burt
• Manual of mineralogy : including observations on mines, rocks, reduction of ores, and the applications of the science to the arts, with 260 James Dwight Dana
• The minerals and mineral localities of North Carolina, being chapter I, of the second volume of the Geology of North CarolinaF. A. Genth
• Catalogue of section one of the museum of the geological survey, embracing the systematic collection of minerals and the collections of econGeological Survey of Canada
• The natural history of gems or decorative stones.C. W. King
• Catalogue of meteorites : with special reference to those represented in the collection of the British Museum (natural history)British Museum. Department of Mineralogy
• A guide to the collection of meteorites : [in the collection of the British Museum (Natural history)] with an alphabetical list of those repBritish Museum. Department of Mineralogy
• A treatise on rocks, rock-weathering and soilsGeorge P. Merrill
• Rocks for chemists; an introduction to petrology for chemists and students of chemistryS. James Shand
• Manual of lithology: treating of the principles of the science with special reference to megascopic analysisEdward Huntington Williams
• Modern petrography. An account of the application of the microscope to the study of geologyGeorge Huntington Williams
• Geology of the pegmatites and associated rocks of Maine, including feldspar, quartz, mica, and gem depositsEdson Sunderland Bastin
• The evolution of the igneous rocks, by N. L. BowenNorman Levi Bowen
• The chemical nature of a colloidal clayRichard Bradfield
• Earth sciences; meteorology, oceanography, geologyJ. Harlen Bretz
• Nuclear geology; a symposium on nuclear phenomena in the earth sciencesHenry Faul