Chemistry from Bee Creek Books

Easton, PA: Mack Printing Company, 1929. Volume 15, July 1929, Number 7. Pages 539-621. Brown paper covers with contents listed on back cover. Cover corners and edges are chipped and creased, light soiling to cover faces, spine is creased. Very light browning to interior page edges, otherwise pages are clean with no marks. Document in VG- condition.. Paper Cover. Very… Read more about this item

Baltimore: Williams & Wilkins Company, 1919. Volume 5, July 1919, Number 7. Pages 225-320. Brown paper covers with contents listed on back cover. Cover corners and edges are chipped and creased, light soiling to cover faces, spine ends are torn, spine is creased. Very light browning to interior page edges, otherwise pages are clean with no marks. Document in VG-… Read more about this item

Easton, PA: Mack Printing Company, 1928. Volume 14, June 1928, Number 6. Pages 439-503. Brown paper covers with contents listed on back cover. Cover corners and edges are chipped and creased, light soiling to cover faces, spine is creased. Very light browning to interior page edges, otherwise pages are clean with no marks. Document in VG- condition.. Paper Cover. Very… Read more about this item

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1845. 28th Congress, 2d Session, Senate, Executive Doc. No. 50. February 21, 1845. Read, and ordered to be printed. March 3, 1845. Ordered that 500 additional copies be furnished for the use of the Senate. Two other reports are included as part of the same document: ((1)) Report of the Secretary of the Treasury, Communicating a… Read more about this item

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, 1926. Prepared under the Auspices of the International Research Council and the National Academy of Sciences by the National Research Council of the United States of America. Seven volumes and separate index. VOLUME I: 415 pp. Printed 1926. Stated First Edition. Errata included. VOLUME II: 616 pp. Printed 1927.… Read more about this item

Washington: United States Government Printing Office, 1961. Shorter Contributions ot General Geology. Geological Survey Professional Paper 414-C. Analysis of a program of sampling and measuring precipitation and melt water to determine water quality and suspended-sediment concentration, July-August 1958, and interpretation and summary of available data. 14 pp. Sunning to cover edges, corners are bumped and creased. Interior clean and tight.… Read more about this item

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1913. Adopted 1905. As in force November, 1912. Synopsis includes: Science (general); Mathematies; Astronomy- Geodesy; Physics; Chemistry- Crystallography; Geology- Mineralogy, Petrology, Paleontology; Natural History-Microscopy, General biology; Botany-Ecology; Zoology; Human Anatomy; Physiology-Experimental Psychology; and Bacteriology. 196 pp. includes Index. Brown paper covers. ex.mus.numbers and faint stamp. Mildly soiled covers.Faint watermark along the upper spine joint,… Read more about this item

Boston: Popular Science News Co., 1892. Articles by Harlan Hoge Ballard,"then" President of the Agassiz Association; and THE NEW STAR IN AURIGA, by Charles Augustus Young. Articles include: NOVELITIES IN PHOTOGRAPHY (6 etchings); WATER AND AIR BAROMETERS (2 etchings); PHOTOGRAPHING LIGHTING-STROKES(1etching); FLINT IMPLEMENTS OF COCHIN CHINA (1etching); SOME CURIOUS MINERALS (5 ETCHINGS); ABOUT LICHENS(17 etchings); MIMICRY IN… Read more about this item

Poughkeepsie, New York Vol.1 Part I and 2. " Object of the society is to promote education and useful knowledge in the departments of Science, Literature, and Art, by investigating and discussing subjects...by establishing and maintaining a Museum, a Library and a collection of works of art and objects of historic interest ..." Articles by Famous Americans include: T.… Read more about this item

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1903. " This work is primarily a compilation of chemical analyses, and is especially valuable to petrographers, and chemists..." 495 pp. plus two p. of Publications of the U.S. Geological Survey. Indexes. unattached leather covers, no spine "cover". String-tied text. First fifty pages loose. Several p. string loose. Text is clean and in Very Good condition.… Read more about this item

Philosophical Society of Washington, 1901. Bulletin, Vol..XIV, pp. 93-138. most pages' top edge uncut so interior is Fine. Articles on HYDRODYNAMICS by R.A. Harris; PHYSICAL INSTRUMENTS by C.F. Marvin; TIDES by L.P. Shidy; ACOUSTICS by C. K. Wead and METHODS FOR MEASUREMENT OF FORCE OF GRAVITY ON THE OCEAN By G.W.Littlehales. Salmon colored covers slightly soiled. Spine faded and mildly… Read more about this item

Poughkeepsie, New York Vol.5 Part I and II. " Object of the society is to promote education and useful knowledge in the departments of Science, Literature, and Art, by investigating and discussing subjects...by establishing and maintaining a Museum, a Library and a collection of works of art and objects of historic interest ..." Articles by Famous Americans include: CHARLES… Read more about this item

1845. Transmitting REPORT OF CHEMICAL ANALYSES OF SUGAR, MOLASSES, &C , AND OF RESEARCHES ON HYDROMETERS, MADE UNDER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF PROFESSOR A. D. BACHE, by Professor R. S. McCulloh. 28th Congress, 2d Session. Ho. of Reps. Treas. Dept. Doc. No. 146. Contents: Different kinds of sugar defined; Qualitative and quantitative analysis of sugars, sirups, and molasses and particularly those… Read more about this item

Berkeley: University of California Press, 1912. University of California Publications in Physiology. Vol. 4, No. 16. Presented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy at the University of California. "The matter which is being taken up on the following pages represents the first trial, to my knowledge, to bring together and arrange systematically all… Read more about this item

Poughkeepsie, New York Vol.III Part I and II. " Object of the society is to promote education and useful knowledge in the departments of Science, Literature, and Art, by investigating and discussing subjects...by establishing and maintaining a Museum, a Library and a collection of works of art and objects of historic interest ..." Articles by Famous Americans include: MARY… Read more about this item

Cambridge: The Science Company, 1883. Articles: Notes on the Geology of the Troad, by J.S. Diller; Occurrence of Mound-Builders Pipes in New Jersey, by Charles C. Abbott with an illustration; The Igloo of the Innuit. -III. with 9 illustrations; Minnesota Weather; Transactions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers; Geology of Philadelphia by Henry Carvill Lewis; The Iroquois Book of… Read more about this item

Washington: Carnegie Institution, 1903. With Application to Bromine, Iodine, Chloroform, Bromoform, Carbon Tetrachloride, Phosphorus and Water. "It has been suggested recently that since the volume of a solid or liquid must be determined in part by the internal pressures to which it is subjected by chemical affinity and cohesion, the compressibilities of substances are probably data of important chemical significance.… Read more about this item

Boston: Estes & Lauriat, 1873. Half-Hour Recreations in Popular Science. No. 10. Two "addresses": ORIGIN OF METALLIFEROUS DEPOSITS by T. Sterry Hunt, F. R. S., before the Polytechnic Association of the American Institute of New York. "There are about sixty bodies which chemists call elements; the simplest forms of matter which they have been able to extract from the… Read more about this item

Washington: Government Printing Office, 1884. 4 separate reports by Famous Americans: 1. Report of the Eclipse Expedition to Caroline Island, May 1883 by Prof. C. A. Young, pp.10-146, 22 Figures ( illustrations, charts/graphs, maps). 2. Wave-lengths in the Invisible Prismatic Spectrum, by Prof.S.P. Langley, pp. 147-162, 5 Tables, 4 Figures, 4 Plates (fold-out graphs) 3. Subsidence of Particles in… Read more about this item