300 Classic Chemistry Books
Discover a remarkable digital library of 300 classic chemistry books,
including rare textbooks, scientific reference works, laboratory manuals and
historic works documenting the development of modern chemistry.
Explore centuries of chemical knowledge through works by and about pioneering
scientists including Michael Faraday, Dmitri Mendeleev, Robert Boyle,
John Dalton, Justus von Liebig and Wilhelm Ostwald.
Collection Details
| Library Size | 300 Chemistry Books |
| Format | |
| Collection Size | Over 8 GB |
| Historical Period | Primarily historic & early scientific works |
| Delivery | Digital Download |
| Physical Shipping | None |
Inside the Chemistry Library
| Organic Chemistry | Inorganic Chemistry |
| Analytical Chemistry | Physical Chemistry |
| Biochemistry | Experimental Chemistry |
| Pharmaceutical Chemistry | Industrial Chemistry |
| Chemical Analysis | History of Chemistry |
Selected Works
| Work | Author | Edition / Year |
|---|---|---|
| The Principles of Chemistry | Dmitri Mendeleev | 1901 |
| The Sceptical Chymist | Robert Boyle | 1661 |
| A New System of Chemical Philosophy | John Dalton | 1842 |
| Chemical Manipulation | Michael Faraday | 1830 |
| Experimental Researches in Chemistry and Physics | Michael Faraday | 1859 |
| Outlines of General Chemistry | Wilhelm Ostwald | 1912 |
Centuries of Scientific History
history of chemistry, early chemical philosophy, alchemy, laboratory methods,
chemical dictionaries, pharmaceuticals and the emergence of modern chemical science.
Preserved in Their Historical Condition
These books were digitized from historical printed editions. Original markings,
stamps, annotations, discoloration, foxing or other signs of age may therefore
appear on some pages and form part of the historical character of the material.
Digital Delivery
| Collection | 300 PDF Books · 8+ GB |
| Access | Digital download instructions |
| Product Type | Digital product — nothing will be shipped |
Rediscover remarkable books, illustrations and archives from the past —
preserved for curious minds today.
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