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Chemical Method

work by Laurent
Also known as: “Méthode de chimie”
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  • Auguste Laurent
    / Later life

    …published Méthode de chimie (1854; Chemical Method, 1855), written to gather together the chemical ideas that had been scattered through his research papers and to act as a guide through “the labyrinth of organic chemistry.” This had a powerful, if belated, influence on the younger generation of German and English…

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    …published Méthode de chimie (1854; Chemical Method, 1855), written to gather together the chemical ideas that had been scattered through his research papers and to act as a guide through “the labyrinth of organic chemistry.” This had a powerful, if belated, influence on the younger generation of German and English…

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