Familiar Letters on Chemistry
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This book, 'Familiar Letters on Chemistry,' is a collection of letters written by Justus von Liebig, a renowned German chemist, to promote the importance of chemistry education. Liebig passionately argues for the establishment of schools dedicated to chemistry and emphasizes the vital role the science plays in societal progress, agriculture, and the arts. His writing highlights the connection between chemistry and the well-being of modern nations.Book Details
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