practical chemistryの例文

• His laboratory became renowned as a model institution for the teaching of practical chemistry.
• In 1852 he studied practical chemistry under John Stenhouse at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London.
• The College was set up to teach practical chemistry.
• The Institution's laboratory was limited in size and facilities, but catered for instruction in practical chemistry.
• He achieved considerable reputation for his practical chemistry.
• He returned to London in January 1794 to continue his lectures at the School of Practical Chemistry.
• In practice these calculations were originally so difficult that the method had limited use in practical chemistry.
• In 1872 he was appointed senior lecturer in practical chemistry the faculty of medicine at McGill College.
• PTFE joint clips are sometimes used, as its recommended temperature peak matches that of most practical chemistry work.
• It also had a large collection of articles from academic journals, plus considerable general-purpose information on practical chemistry.
• __ Practical chemistry _ The bulky syllabus includes voluminous discussion of anabolic steroids, Androstenedione and human growth hormone.
• In addition to general chemistry, practical chemistry instruction was also given, oriented towards working with glass, metallurgy and dyes.
• He built a house, Seaforth Hall on dunes at James Sheridan to establish the Liverpool College of Practical Chemistry.
• Ms . Clarke taught physics, science survey, practical chemistry and environmental science classes at Chatham High School, in New Jersey.
• In 1849, with the support of Thomas Graham, Williamson was appointed professor of analytical and practical chemistry at University College, London.
• Its classes in practical chemistry and laboratory procedures for chemical analysis were taught in addition to Liebig's formal courses at the university.
• A desiccator is a heavy glass or plastic container used in practical chemistry for making or keeping small amounts of materials very dry.
• Besides writing numerous papers on electricity and fluorescence, he assisted in the preparation of " The Student's Practical Chemistry " ( 1868 ).
• There were efforts to introduce also lectures of geometry, mechanics and practical chemistry, however they succeeded only after the establishment of the Brno Technical College.
• And there was also a ready student demand for titles like " Introduction to Practical Chemistry " and " A Notebook for Practical Botany ".