Lavoisier Elements Of Chemistry

$49 — * i F PPTP, - 1 — of r — e e e i c H E M 1 STR * IN A NEW SYSTEMATIC ORDER, EEE. CONTAINING ALL THR MODERN DISCOVERIES. ILLUSTRATED WITH TREK THER COPPERPLATLS. 7 „ By Mx L A VOISIER, Me et IE 9 nen Member of the Academy of Sciences, Royal 2 of Me. dicine, and Agricultural Society of Paris, of the Royal Society of London, and Philoſophical. Societies of Orleans, Bologna, Baſil, Philadelphia, Haerlem, * &. c. f TRANSLATED FROM THE PRENCH, By ROBERT KERR, F. R. & A. S8. E. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Surgeon to the Orphan Hoſpital of Edinburgh. EDINBURGH:: PRINTED rox WILLIAM CREECH, ax $0LD 1 LONDON BY C. G. AND J. J. ROBINSONS, k —— MDCC.XCc. CSS Lande, nag — * * ws » A. * * „ I - I. ” 15 - *: - f M4 — * Ml 1 ne x All * I 5 Nu 2 Ne a CCC TIP 0 een g j — 3 r FFP n 4 * =: 1 pe ©, 4 Gro agie rat AAAS at the — Wee A. L FLY 4 10 key. ö 0 o o — 1 - - =:. b.: - TR A N 8 L AT OR. I F HF. very bigh character of Mr Lavoiſier as a chemical philoſopher, and the great revolution which, in the opinion of many excellent chemiſts, he has effected in the theory of chemiſtry, has long made it much deſired to have a connected account of his diſcoveries, and of the new theory he has founded upon the modern experiments written by himſelf. This is now accompliſhed by the publication of his Elements of Chemiſtry; therefore no excuſe can be at al…