Practical Testing of Raw Materials

"Practical Testing of Raw Materials: A Concise Handbook for Manufacturers, Merchants, and Users of Chemicals, Oils, Fuels, Gas Residuals and Bye-Products, and Paper Making Materials, With Chapters On Water Analysis and the Testing of Trade Effluents" is a comprehensive guide to the methods and techniques used in the early 20th century for evaluating the quality and properties of various raw materials. Written by S. S. Dyson, this handbook offers practical advice for manufacturers, merchants, and users of chemicals, oils, fuels, and paper-making materials.

The book provides detailed instructions on conducting tests, analyzing results, and understanding the implications of the findings. Special attention is given to water analysis and the testing of trade effluents, reflecting the growing awareness of environmental concerns at the time. This volume is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of industrial chemistry, materials science, and quality control practices.

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