Chemical attraction. : An essay in five chapters. I. The laws of combination. II. The electro-chemical theory. III. The atomic theory of Dr. Dalton. IV. The theory of volumes of M. Gay Lussac. V. The agents opposing chemical attraction. With an historical
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