The college was set up to teach practical chemistry.

In 1831 Reid began to give classes in practical chemistry.

Some of the students had been cramming as if they were studying biology, or at least, very practical chemistry.

In practice these calculations were originally so difficult that the method had limited use in practical chemistry.

He achieved considerable reputation for his practical chemistry.

Walter White is something of a superhero due to his education in practical chemistry, and that's a rare thing in television.

The Institution's laboratory was limited in size and facilities, but catered for instruction in practical chemistry.

A Course of Practical Chemistry, London, 1746, 8vo.

John E. Bowman's An introduction to practical chemistry, including analysis (Philadelphia, 1849).

Accum, himself, gave fee based public lectures in practical chemistry and collaborated with research efforts at numerous other institutes of science

A desiccator is a heavy glass or plastic container used in practical chemistry for making or keeping small amounts of materials very dry.

PTFE joint clips are sometimes used, as its recommended temperature peak matches that of most practical chemistry work.

Exercises in practical chemistry (1887) with A. G. Vernon Harcourt

He returned to London in January 1794 to continue his lectures at the School of Practical Chemistry.

On the chemical part was apart from general chemistry taught also practical chemistry oriented to glass-working, metallurgy and dyes.

Much of his early work includes work on practical chemistry, kinetics of enzyme reactions and very little on genetics.

This was superseded in 1937 by their New Practical Chemistry, which in turn had a revised edition in 1946.

In 1872 he was appointed senior lecturer in practical chemistry the faculty of medicine at McGill College.

h, but he ruefully had to face the fact that the ordinary, plebeian routine of practical chemistry was really beyond him.

"I'm no chemist-even within the limits of the Three Gases my practical chemistry has always been a little tentative-but still, I set to with a will.

Besides writing numerous papers on electricity and fluorescence, he assisted in the preparation of The Student's Practical Chemistry (1868).

There were efforts to introduce also lectures of geometry, mechanics and practical chemistry, however they succeeded only after the establishment of the Brno Technical College.

In 1852 he studied practical chemistry under John Stenhouse at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London.

Practical Chemistry for F.Y.B.Sc.

Ms. Clarke taught physics, science survey, practical chemistry and environmental science classes at Chatham High School, in New Jersey.