Excerpt from Two Lectures on the Development and Present, Position of Chemical Analysis, by Emission Spectra
The two lectures in this booklet are based on a lecture delivered before the Sheffield Metallurgical Association, in December, 1924. They are now printed for the use of teachers of Chemistry, etc., with free permis sion to utilise them in their curriculum.
The publishers have already issued four booklets dealing with spectro scopic analysis. The matter in these booklets is only to a very slight extent duplicated, each of them playing a part in a scheme projected by the author some years ago, the intention of which was to encourage and facilitate the use in industrial laboratories of the spectroscopes and spectrographs made by Adam Hilger, Ltd.
Hilger Instruments in Industry, first published in 1919, and now in its seventh edition, is an alphabetical list of industries in which the instruments referred to are of value. Mention is made of some of the applications, but no details are given.
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