PART II.--QUALITATIVE AND QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS.
PART III.--ASSAYING, TECHNICAL ANALYSIS (GAS, WATER, FUELS, OILS, &C.).
*** "The aim of this work is to provide the student with a graded course
of work leading from Simple Quantitative Analysis up to the Technical
Quantitative Methods. It has been specially prepared to meet the
requirements of Schools of Mines, and more especially, of those in the
Colonies, the subject matter having been selected to cover a three
years' laboratory course."--_Extract from Author's Preface._
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ELEMENTS OF METALLURGY.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON THE ART OF EXTRACTING METALS FROM THEIR ORES.
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