Pathological Chemistry, in Its Application to the Practice of Medicine (Classic Reprint)

Excerpt from Pathological Chemistry, in Its Application to the Practice of Medicine

The science of chemistry, by the aid of which we ascertain the composition of bodies in general, to gether with the various modifications which this composition may undergo, affords two very different methods of procedure, each of which possesses cer tain advantages. It is, however, more especially in a Treatise on Chemistry, and while describing the actual condition of chemical science, that an author feels himself called upon to pronounce in favour of one or the other. A few words of explanation, there fore, are here necessary.

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