Chemistry
Found in 43 Collections and/or Records:
Observata et dicta apud D. Hugenium, 06 June 1693
Notes of a conversation in Holland with Christian Huygens, concerning an 'horologium' to show hours, months, years, and planetary positions. More general mention of the work of numerous other scientists: Notably, Huygens disputes the notion of John Bernoulli (James Bernoulli's younger brother) that the curve of an inflated sail is part-catenary and part-circle, and warns that Newton ought not to be 'deflected' into theology or chemistry.
Papers in geography, science, and letters, 1743-1783
Papers of Dr. John Walker
[to be completed]
Papers of Joseph Black and family
Practical Chemistry, 1891-1904
Register of students attending Practical Chemistry, arranged alphabetically per year. Students include Auckland Campbell Geddes.
Practical Chemistry, 1874-1884
List of students taking Practical Chemistry, including their addresses, places of birth and which faculty they belong to. Students include Sir Henry Harvey Littlejohn and Sir William Abbott Herdman.
Practical Chemistry Classbook, 1854-1874
List of students taking Practical Chemistry, including details of their addresses. Students include James Cossar Ewart and Sir George Christopher Molesworth Birdwood.
Student Records, 1839
Records of chemistry students with index. Students include Philip Whiteside Maclagan, Robert Harkness and William Benjamin Carpenter.
Students of the College of Chemistry (William Cullen), 1755-1765
List of students taking chemistry classes with William Cullen, including William Butter and James Sholto Douglas.
