An Elementary Study of Chemistry
McPherson, William (1864–1951) · Henderson, William Edwards (1870)
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- en
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- 117,629 · 10 h
How it begins
The natural sciences. Before we advance very far in the study of nature, it becomes evident that the one large study must be divided into a number of more limited ones for the convenience of the investigator as well as of the student. These more limited studies are called the natural sciences. Since the study of nature is divided in this way for mere convenience, and not because there is any division in nature itself, it often happens that the different sciences are very intimately related, and a thorough knowledge of any one of them involves a considerable acquaintance with several others.
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