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Élémens de chimie docimastique à l'usage des orfévres, essayeurs, et affineurs, ou, Théorie chimique de toutes les opérations usitées dans l'orfévrerie, l'art des essais, & l'affinage, pour constater le titre de l'or & de l'argent, & purifier ces deux métaux de l'alliage des autres substances métalliques

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Ribaucourt, Pierre de, 1739-1806
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Title Élémens de chimie docimastique à l'usage des orfévres, essayeurs, et affineurs, ou, Théorie chimique de toutes les opérations usitées dans l'orfévrerie, l'art des essais, & l'affinage, pour constater le titre de l'or & de l'argent, & purifier ces deux métaux de l'alliage des autres substances métalliques : avec un abrégé des principales propriétés qui caractérisent les matières métalliques en général : une explication des principaux termes de l'art : & un précis sur l'histoire naturelle de toutes les substances qui sont employées dans ces diverses opérations / par M. de Ribaucourt.
Additional Titles Théorie chimique de toutes les opérations usitées dans l'orfévrerie
Publisher A Paris : chez Buisson
Creation Date 1786
Notes With a half-title, head- and tailpiece, initials and side-notes.
Includes index.
Text of a course on applied chemistry given in author's laboratory--cf. Cole.
Extent x, 317 pages
20 cm.
Language French
National Library system number 990035268090205171

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