Reviewer:
Arden Burchfield from Conway, MO United States
A thousand and one formulas is the title but many of the "formulas" are "do it yourself" experiments or "build your own" lab equipment. There're some interesting formulas. Written in 1920 - some of the items are no longer available, many chemicals have new names (see Lindsay's Chemical Cross Reference for help) and safety concerns?- you're on your own. I like "Manual of Formulas" better.
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chemestry
August 3, 2013
Reviewer:
K. C. from Tucson, AZ United States
Great stuff. Wife love it.
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Great book
July 6, 2013
Reviewer:
Gus Lint from Merced, CA United States
I have always wanted this book. I was too slow to buy it from Lindsay books. Glad you had it
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Good chemical information for the home tinkerer
March 2, 2013
Reviewer:
Marvin Henderson from Shepherdsville, KY United States
Information that would be hard or impossible to find elswhere
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I was disappointed in this one 
chemestry 
Great book 
