Scientific and technical books of yesteryear

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Title	Author	Year	Pages	Comments
Absorption Of Nitrous Gases	H.W. Webb	1923	377	production and use of nitrogen oxides with an industrial emphasis
The Ageless Gergel	Max G. Gergel	1983	219	Further tales of chemistry and travel from raconteur Max Gergel. Well worth reading if you enjoyed Excuse Me Sir, Would You Like to Buy a Kilo of Isopropyl Bromide?. Originally scanned by Dr. Bob.
An Advanced Laboratory Manual of Organic Chemistry	Michael Heidelberger	1923	103	A short manual covering advanced techniques and their application to a number of compounds. Nitration and nitrogenation, halogenation, substitutions, esterification, etherification, de-alkylation and related reactions, reduction, oxidation, formation of heterocycles and dyes, sugars, proteins, and amino acids, preparation and reaction of organometallic compounds are all covered with a few example reactions/preparations each.
Approximate Molecular Orbital Theory	John A. Pople and David L. Beveridge	1970	221	Before John Pople did the work in ab initio quantum chemistry that won him a Nobel Prize, he worked with what are today called semiempirical computational chemistry methods, methods that replace some intensive numerical operations with data derived from experiments. This book covers the early CNDO, INDO, and NDDO semiempirical models along with much background material. Donald Shillady has recommended this text for current students as providing "an exceptionally clear presentation" of the basic Restricted Hartree-Fock algorithm that is the starting point for most modern computational chemistry.
Autoclaves and High Pressure Work	Harold Goodwin	1925	145	Autoclaves and chemical work conducted in them.
The Biology of Death	Raymond Pearl	1922	276	a discussion of longevity and impediments to biological immortality
Book of Projects for the Amateur Scientist	C.L. Stong	1960	605	Both simple and ambitious projects and investigations in biology, optics, archaeology, nuclear physics, mathematics, and more. Needs Acrobat Viewer 6 or newer.
The Carbohydrates And Alcohol	Samuel Rideal	1920	235	foods, biomass, and fermentation with special attention to industrial aspects
Catalysis in Organic Chemistry	Paul Sabatier	1922	429	Paul Sabatier shared the 1912 Nobel Prize in chemistry for his work in metal-catalyzed hydrogenations, dehydrogenations, hydrations, and dehydrations of organic compounds. This is an English translation of the second edition of his La Catalyse en Chimie Organique. This volume is especially useful as an annotated bibliography of bench-scale catalytic transformations from early 20th century literature. Original scan from Google Books.
The Catalytic Oxidation of Organic Compounds in the Vapor Phase	L.F. Marek	1932	496	ACS monograph. Theoretical, practical, and industrial aspects of organic oxidations, catalysts, and catalysis. Oxidation of alcohols, saturated aliphatic hydrocarbons, olefins, acetylene, petroleum oils, benzene and derivatives, naphthalene, anthracene, and miscellaneous polynuclear compounds. Surface combustion, knocking in internal combustion engines, hydrogen from methane, and apparatus.
The Chemical Elements and Their Compounds Volume 1	Nevil Vincent Sidgwick	1950	883	Volume 1 of a monumental overview of inorganic chemistry up through the 1940s.
The Chemical Elements and Their Compounds Volume 2	Nevil Vincent Sidgwick	1950	853	Volume 2 of a monumental overview of inorganic chemistry up through the 1940s.
Chemical Reagents Their Purity & Tests	E. Merck	1907	255	Provides many wet chemical tests and descriptions of purity for common reagents
The Chemistry of Essential Oils and Artificial Perfumes Volume I	Ernest J. Parry	1921	556	Volume I contains monographs on essential oils.
The Chemistry of Essential Oils and Artificial Perfumes Volume II	Ernest J. Parry	1922	370	Volume II contains information on the essential oil and its odour, constituents of essential oils, synthetic perfumes, and isolated aromatics, and the analysis of essential oils.
The Chemistry and Manufacture of Hydrogen	P. Litherland Teed	1919	159	Hydrogen -- its use, discovery and occurrence in nature. The chemical properties of hydrogen. The manufacture of hydrogen by chemical, chemico-physical, and physical methods.
The Chemistry of Powder and Explosives	Tenney L. Davis	1943	490	Historical and modern aspects of explosives and their chemistry. Covers pyrotechnics, black powder, propellants, secondary and primary high explosives.
The Chemistry of the Coal Tar Dyes	Irving W. Fay	1911	473	the chemistry of synthetic dyes and intermediates
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 1	JW Mellor	1922	1081	Mellor volume 1: the evolution and methodology of chemistry, various aspects of physical chemistry, and chemistry of hydrogen, oxygen, ozone, and hydrogen peroxide. Scan from Internet Archive.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 2	JW Mellor	1927	900	Mellor volume 2: the halogens, the compounds of the halogens with hydrogen, the oxides and oxyacids of chlorine, bromine, and iodine, and the alkali metals. Provided by S.C. Wack.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 3	JW Mellor	1928	916	Mellor volume 3: copper, silver, gold, calcium, strontium, and barium. Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 4	JW Mellor	1929	954	Mellor volume 4: radium and radioactivity, beryllium, magnesium, zinc, cadmium, and mercury. Chapters "The Structure of Matter" and "The Architecture of the Atom" are missing, though primarily of historical interest. Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 5	JW Mellor	1929	986	Mellor volume 5: boron, aluminium, gallium, indium, thallium, scandium, the rare earths, and carbon (part I). Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 6	JW Mellor	1930	1000	Mellor volume 6: carbon (part II), silicon, and the silicates. Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 7	JW Mellor	1927	958	Mellor volume 7: titanium, zirconium, hafnium, thorium, germanium, tin, lead, and the inert gases. Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 8	JW Mellor	1931	1118	Mellor volume 8: nitrogen and phosphorus. Provided by S.C. Wack.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 9	JW Mellor	1929	931	Mellor volume 9: arsenic, antimony, bismuth, vanadium, columbium (niobium), and tantalum. Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 10 chapter 59	JW Mellor	1930	725	Mellor chapter 57: sulfur. Provided by S.C. Wack.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 10	JW Mellor	1930	966	Mellor volume 10: sulfur and selenium. Sulfur and index scanned by S.C. Wack, selenium scanned by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 11 chapter 60	JW Mellor	1931	362	Mellor chapter 60: chromium. Provided by S.C. Wack.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 11	JW Mellor	1931	921	Mellor volume 11: tellurium, chromium, molybdenum, and tungsten. Scan by Digital Library of India.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 12	JW Mellor	1932	927	Mellor volume 12: uranium, manganese, masurium (!), rhenium, and iron (part I). Scan by Sauron.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 13	JW Mellor	1934	958	Mellor volume 13: iron (part II). Scan by Digital Library of India.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 14	JW Mellor	1935	900	Mellor volume 14: iron (part III) and cobalt. Scan by Digital Library of India.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 15	JW Mellor	1936	824	Mellor volume 15: nickel, ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, osmium, and iridium. Scan by Digital Library of India.
A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry: volume 16	JW Mellor	1937	822	Mellor volume 16: platinum and general index, completing the series. Scan by Digital Library of India.
The Dyeing Industry	S.H.Higgins	1919	195	processes and industrial organization of dyeing
Dyes Classified By Intermediates	R. Norris Shreve, Warren N. Wateson & A.R. Willis	1922	629	numerous short outlines of the transformations of dye intermediates into further intermediates and dyes
Electrochemistry of Organic Compounds	Walter Lob	1906	316	Oxidations, reductions, and miscellaneous modifications of organic compounds with electricity in solution and via silent electric discharge.
Ephedrine and Related Substances	K. K. Chen and Carl F. Schmidt	1930	131	Covers ephedrine and other alkaloids from Ma Huang with an emphasis on physiological effects and use in medicine.
Excuse Me Sir, Would You Like to Buy a Kilo of Isopropyl Bromide?	Max G. Gergel	1977	199	Anecdotal, autobiographical sketch of Max Gergel and his adventures as a young (then older) mad scientist building the business Columbia Organic Chemicals.
Experimental Organic Chemistry	James F. Norris	1924	228	An older book of practical organic chemistry with some interesting preparations. It is supplied as OCR text manually corrected by Polverone. The original scans were made by rogue chemist.
Experiments in Organic Chemistry	Louis F. Fieser	1941	500	The classic book of practical organic chemistry in its second edition. Provided by S.C. Wack.
Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogen	Frank A. Ernst	1928	159	The production of ammonia, nitric acid, nitrates, and other nitrogen compounds from gaseous nitrogen.
Formaldehyde	J. Frederic Walker	1944	406	An ACS monograph on the history, properties, uses, and production of formaldehyde.
Fundamental Processes of Dye Chemistry	Hans Eduard Fierz-David and Louis Blangey	1949	506	General techniques and specific reactions used to prepare dye intermediates and dyes themselves. A good reference for many compounds and techniques that straddles industrial and laboratory chemistry. Translated by Paul W. Vittum.
The Golden Book of Chemistry Experiments	Robert Brent	1960	114	More than 200 color pictures and clear, easy-to-follow directions show junior chemists how to prepare a laboratory at home, how to make and buy apparatus, and how to set up fascinating, informative experiments. In addition, there are facts about famous chemists, their contributions, and chemistry in nature and industry. Original scanner unknown, copy provided by annaandherdad.
Handbook of Preparative Inorganic Chemistry	edited by Georg Brauer	1963	1906	A treasure chest of inorganic preparations. Contains volumes 1 and 2. Provided by S.C. Wack.
Ignition! An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants	John D. Clark	1972	233	A mixture of chemistry, humor, and history centering around postwar American developments in the field of liquid rocket propellants.
Industrial Fermentations	Paul W. Allen	1926	419	Industrial production of ethanol, leather, retted hemp and flax, legume cultures, textiles, tobacco, silage, organic acids, acetone, glycerin, vinegar, bread yeast, and soy sauce with microbial action. Disinfectants, wood preservation, and sewage disposal. Bread-making, corn products, food preservation, canning, cane and beet sugar, meat products, marine products, tomato products, coffee and cocoa, drinking water, the egg industry, maple sugar and syrup, dairy products. The microbiology of soil.
Industrial Nitrogen Compounds And Explosives	Geoffrey Martin & William Barbour	1915	118	Nitrogen fixation. Nitric acid, nitrates, nitrites, ammonium salts, synthetic ammonia, cyanamides, cyanides, prussiates, nitrous oxide, and explosives. Emphasis on industrial methods.
Inorganic Laboratory Preparations	Gert Schlessinger	1962	302	Some image quality problems. DjVu format; provided by S.C. Wack
A Course in Inorganic Preparations	William Henderson and W. Conard Fernelius	1935	202	DjVu format; provided by S.C. Wack
Inorganic Preparations	Harold Walton	1948	188	DjVu format; provided by S.C. Wack
Laboratory Glass-Working for Scientists	A.J.B. Robertson, D.J. Fabian, A.J. Crocker, J. Dewing	1957	192	Glassworking techniques for the laboratory. PDF conversion from the DjVu copy formerly available via rhodium.ws.
Laboratory Methods of Organic Chemistry	Ludwig Gattermann	1937	449	Revisions by Heinrich Wieland, English translation by W. McCartney, electronic conversion by S.C. Wack. This is essentially a newer version of the 1909 Gatterman book listed below.
A Manual of the Chemistry of the Carbon Compounds; or, Organic Chemistry	C. Schorlemmer	1874	521	Analysis and classification of carbon compounds; cyanogen compounds, carbonyl and sulphocarbonyl compounds, compounds of monad, dyad, triad, tetrad, and hexad radicals, carbohydrates, terpenes and camphors, aromatic hydrocarbons, polynuclear aromatic comounds, glucosides, artificial bases from various sources, natural bases or alkaloids, colouring and bitter principles, compounds contained in bile and other secretions, albuminoids or proteids. Page images provided by Gallica by way of S.C. Wack.
The Manufacture of Chemicals by Electrolysis	Arthur J. Hale	1919	92	A short work covering: electrolytic production of oxygen, hydrogen, and ozone; production of per-salts and hydrogen peroxide; nitric acid, hydroxylamine, hydrosulphites, and fluorine; electrolytic preparation of pigments and insoluble substances; electro-osmotic and electro-colloidal processes; electrolytic reduction of organic compounds; oxidation and substitution of organic compounds.
Nitroglycerine and Nitroglycerine Explosives	Phokion Naoum	1928	253	The chemistry, industry, use, and derivatives of nitroglycerine. Written by the Alfred Nobel Dynamite Company's Director of Scientific Laboratories. Contributed by Hennig Brand.
Organic Reactions Volume 1	Roger Adams, editor-in-chief	1942	396	The Reformatsky reaction, the Arndt-Eistert synthesis, chloromethylation of aromatic compounds, the amination of heterocyclic bases by alkali amide, the Bucherer reaction, the Elbs reaction, the Clemmensen reduction, the Perkin reaction and related reactions, the acetoacetic ester condensation and certain related reactions, the Mannich reaction, the Fries reaction, and the Jacobsen reaction. Provided by S.C. Wack.
Organic Reactions Volume 2	Roger Adams, editor-in-chief.	1944	466	The Claisen rearrangement, the preparation of aliphatic fluorine compounds, the Cannizzaro reaction, the formation of cyclic ketones by intramolecular acylation, reduction with aluminum alkoxides (the Meerwin-Ponndorf-Verley reduction), the preparation of unsymmetrical biaryls by the diazo reaction and the nitrosoacetylamine reaction, replacement of the aromatic primary amino group by hydrogen, periodic acid oxidation, the resolution of alcohols, and the preparation of aromatic arsonic and arsinic acids by the Bart, Bechamp, and Rosenmund reactions. Provided by S.C. Wack.
Organic Reactions Volume 3	Roger Adams, editor-in-chief	1946	466	The alkylation of aromatic compounds by the Friedel-Crafts method, the Willgerodt reaction, preparation of ketenes and ketene dimers, direct sulfonation of aromatic hydrocarbons and their halogen derivatives, azlactones, substitution and addition reactions of thiocyanogen, the Hofmann reaction, the Schmidt reaction, and the Curtius reaction. Provided by S.C. Wack.
Organic Reactions Volume 4	Roger Adams, editor-in-chief	1948	434	The Diels-Alder reaction with maleic anhydride, the Diels-Alder reaction: ethylenic and acetylenic dienophiles, the preparation of amines by reductive alkylation, the acyloins, the synthesis of benzoins, synthesis of benzoquinones by oxidation, the Rosenmund reduction of acid chlorides to aldehydes, and the Wolff-Kishner reduction.
Organic Reactions Volume 5	Roger Adams, editor-in-chief	1949	452	The synthesis of acetylenes, cyanoethylation, the Diels-Alder reaction: quinones and other cyclenones, preparation of aromatic fluorine compounds from diazonium fluoborates (the Schiemann reaction), the Friedel and Crafts reaction with aliphatic dibasic acid anhydrides, the Gattermann-Koch reaction, the Leuckart reaction, selenium dioxide oxidation, the Hoesch synthesis, the Darzens glycidic ester condensation.
Perchloric Acid and Perchlorates	Alfred A. Schilt	1979	197	The chemistry and applications of perchloric acid and perchlorate compounds. Originally scanned by Dr. Bob.
The Plant Alkaloids	Thomas Anderson Henry	1949	824	Chemistry, structure, analysis, occurrence, properties of alkaloids from plants.
Poisons: Their Effect And Detection	Alexander Wynter & Meredith Wynter	1906	792	a broad, morbidly fascinating work on poisons, poisoning, and related analytical techniques
The Polariscope In The Chemical Laboratory	George William Rolfe	1905	325	a guide to one of chemistry's older analytical instruments
The Practical Methods of Organic Chemistry	Ludwig Gattermann	1909	372	*
Practical Organic Chemistry	Julius B. Cohen	1910	368	*
Practical Organic Chemistry	Arthur I. Vogel	1956	1212	If you download only one book of practical organic chemistry, make it this one. It is a classic of laboratory chemistry, well-suited to the advanced home experimenter.
Preparation of Organic Intermediates	David Shirley	1951	336	DjVu format; provided by S.C. Wack
Preparative Organic Chemistry	Edited by G. Hilgetag and A. Martini	1972	1209	Provided by S.C. Wack. In his own words, "This 4th ed. is best described as like March's Advanced Organic Chemistry, though perhaps slighter (or rather, less exotic and current only to 1967) in breadth. But instead of a little information for those thinking about things and making curly arrows and such, it gives a little information that may be useful to those interested in actually doing things. Sort of like a combination of March and Organic Reactions. Like March, the reactions are grouped in a certain way; also, thousands of references are given. 8,181. Apparently, one thing not lacking in East Germany at the time was chemistry journals."
Radicals In Carbon Compounds	Dr. Hans Meyer	1899	138	introduction and determination of various functional groups
The Scientific Method: A Personal Account of Unusual Projects in War and in Peace	Louis F. Fieser	1964	244	A personal history of development of incendiary weapons during WW II, including the infamous Bat Bomb, plus development of cortisone, antimalarial drugs, and educational material for students.
Semimicro and Macro Organic Chemistry	Nicholas D. Cheronis	1942	402	Provided by S.C. Wack.
Research Techniques in Organic Chemistry	Robert Bates and John Schaefer	1971	141	Techniques for reaction, compound isolation, and structure determination. Provided by S.C. Wack.
Simple Chemical Experiments	Alfred Morgan	1941	272	Explains how to equip and use a simple home laboratory for learning, demonstrations, and enjoyment. Provided by annaandherdad.
Scientific Glass Technology: A Suggested 2-Year Post High School Curriculum	Faculty Members of Salem County Technical Institute	1972	110	A scientific glassblowing curriculum; contains a useful outline and pointers to further resources, though it is not a self-contained instruction manual for glassblowing.
Some Micro-Chemical Tests for Alkaloids	C.E.Parker	1921	139	wet chemical tests for alkaloids
Some aspects of the chemistry and toxic action of organic compounds containing phosphorus and fluorine	Bernard Charles Saunders	1957	245	"Nerve gases," fluoroacetic acid, related compounds, preparative, biological, and analytical aspects.
Synthetic Inorganic Chemistry	Blanchard, Phelan, and Davis	1936	396	Lab-based inorganic chemistry. Provided by S.C. Wack.
The Synthetic Use of Metals in Organic Chemistry	Arthur J. Hale	1914	177	discusses the use of many metals and their compounds
Systematic Organic Chemistry	William M. Cumming, I. Vance Hopper, and T. Sherlock Wheeler	1937	567	DjVu format; provided by S.C. Wack. Another nice manual of practical organic chemistry.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume I: An Introduction to Modern Inorganic Chemistry and The Inert Gases	H.F.V. Little, W.E.S Turner, H. Vincent A. Briscoe, edited by J. Newton Friend	1917	418	Series introduction and discussion of "inert" (now called noble) gases. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume II: The Alkali-Metals and Their Congeners	A. Jamieson Walker, edited by J. Newton Friend	1924	416	Discusses lithium, sodium, potassium, rubidium, cesium, and (!) hydrogen, "ammonium," copper, silver, and gold. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of not_important.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume IV: Aluminium and its Congeners, Including the Rare Earth Metals	H.F.V. Little, edited by J. Newton Friend	1917	507	Discusses boron, aluminium, clay and ceramics, ultramarine, gallium, indium, thallium, scandium, cerium, lanthanum, praseodymium, neodymium, samarium, europium, gadolinium, terbium, dysprosium, holmium, yttrium, erbium, thulium, ytterbium, lutecium, celtium, and actinium and its disintegration products.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VI Part I: Nitrogen	Edmund B.R. Prideaux and Herbert Lambourne, edited by J. Newton Friend	1928	275	Nitrogen and its inorganic compounds. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of gsd.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VI, Part II: Phosphorus	Edmund B. R. Prideaux, edited by J. Newton Friend	1934	278	Phosphorus and its inorganic compounds. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VI Part III: Vanadium, Niobium, and Tantalum	Sydney Marks, edited by J. Newton Friend	1929	260	Discusses vanadium, niobium, and tantalum. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of not_important.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VI Part IV: Arsenic	Reece H. Vallance, edited by J. Newton Friend	1938	385	Inorganic compounds of arsenic. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VI Part V: Antimony and Bismuth	W.E. Thorneycroft, edited by J. Newton Friend	1936	273	Inorganic compounds of antimony and bismuth. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VII Part I: Oxygen	J. Newton Friend and Douglass F. Twiss, edited by J. Newton Friend	1924	414	Inorganic compounds of oxygen. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VII Part II: Sulphur, Selenium, and Tellurium	Reece H. Vallance, Douglas F. Twiss, and Miss Annie R. Russel, edited by J. Newton Friend	1931	444	Inorganic compounds of sulphur, selenium, and tellurium. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VII Part III: Chromium and its Congeners	Reece H. Vallance and Arthur A. Eldridge, edited by J. Newton Friend	1926	416	Inorganic compounds of chromium, molybdenum, tungsten, and uranium. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of not_important.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume VIII: The Halogens and their Allies	Geoffrey Martin and E.A. Dancaster, edited by J. Newton Friend	1915	368	Inorganic compounds of fluorine, chlorine, bromine, iodine, and manganese. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of not_important.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume IX Part I: Cobalt, Nickel, and the Elements of the Platinum Group	J. Newton Friend	1920	396	Inorganic compounds of cobalt, nickel, ruthenium, rhodium, palladium, iridium, and platinum. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume IX Part II: Iron and its Compounds	J. Newton Friend	1925	304	Inorganic compounds of iron. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume X: The Metal-Ammines	Miss M.M.J. Sutherland, edited by J. Newton Friend	1928	296	Ammino-derivatives of numerous metals and metalloids. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of not_important.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume XI Part I: Organometallic Compounds	Archibald Edwin Goddard and Dorothy Goddard, edited by J. Newton Friend	1928	438	Metal-containing organic compounds
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume XI Part II: Organometallic Compounds: Derivatives of Arsenic	Archibald Edwin Goddard, edited by J. Newton Friend	1930	650	Organo-compounds of arsenic. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume XI Part III: Organometallic Compounds: Derivatives of Phosphorus, Antimony, and Bismuth	Archibald Edwin Goddard, edited by J. Newton Friend	1936	356	Organo-compounds of phosphorus, antimony, and bismuth. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
A Text-Book of Inorganic Chemistry Volume XI Part IV: Organometallic Compounds: Derivatives of Selenium, Tellurium, Chromium, and Platinum	Archibald Edwin Goddard, edited by J. Newton Friend	1937	328	Organo-compounds of selenium, tellurium, chromium, and platinum. Courtesy of the Internet Archive by way of Sauron.
TNT TriNitroToluenes And Mono And DiNitroToluenes	G. Carlton Smith	1918	136	nitrated toluenes and some derivatives
Treatise On Applied Analytical Chemistry	Prof. Vittorio Villavecchia	1918	556	Analytical chemistry with an emphasis on commercial products.
Unitized Experiments in Organic Chemistry	Ray Q. Brewster and Calvin A Vanderwerf	1960	211	This series of experiments is well-suited to amateur use because it is designed for undergraduate students and does not incorporate expensive instruments.
The War Gases: Chemistry and Analysis	Mario Sartori	1939	364	Preparation, effects, and analysis of mustard gas, phosgene, and other chemical weapons of World War I and the interwar period. Translated from Italian by L.W. Morrison. Originally scanned by NBK.
What Industry Owes to Chemical Science	Richard B.Pilcher & Frank ButlerJones	1915	161	general overview of industrial chemical products and applications