Méthode de Chimie

Auguste Laurent

Published by Paris: Mallet-Bachelier, Gendre et Successeur de Bachelier, 1854

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Auguste Laurent's work on Chemical Method, Notation, Classification, and Nomenclature is a cornerstone in the evolution of organic chemistry during the 19th century. Laurent, a visionary chemist, made substantial contributions to how chemical substances were categorized, named, and understood within the broader framework of molecular theory. Laurent's proposal of a systematic chemical notation was revolutionary for its time. He aimed to simplify and standardize how chemists represented molecules, creating a clearer way to express their composition and structure. This was essential in a period when chemical notation was inconsistent and often confusing. First Edition 8vo, cont. dark blue speckled leather, compartments on spine, richly gilt on spine: Endpapers, blank, xxii, 464 pp., blank. NWith 13 diagrams in text. eville II p 14: A classic book in the history oforganic chemistry, in which Laurent sets forth his important substitution (or nucleus) theory….Laurent s early recognition of the hexagonal structure of benzene (pp 408-411) is especially significant as it parallels Kekulé s later views,…Rare. . Corners bumped, some wear to upper 1 of front hinge. Overall VG+. Has signature of a previous owner called Adolfo Hanovy. We have not been able to identify details on this past owner. Seller Inventory # EBS100144

Bibliographic Details

Title: Méthode de Chimie

Publisher: Paris: Mallet-Bachelier, Gendre et Successeur de Bachelier

Publication Date: 1854

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Very Good

Dust Jacket Condition: No Jacket

Edition: 1st Edition