The Quantitative Estimation Of Ammonia And Sulphur In Coal Gas (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179697062)

"The Quantitative Estimation Of Ammonia And Sulphur In Coal Gas" by Frederick William Hartley is a detailed exploration of analytical techniques used in the early 20th century for assessing the composition of coal gas. This work focuses specifically on the precise measurement of ammonia and sulphur content, crucial for understanding the quality and potential applications of this important industrial gas. The book provides methodologies and insights valuable to chemists, engineers, and historians interested in the advancements of gas technology during the era.

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