American Chemical Journal, Volumes 1-10

This ten-volume set is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of chemistry. It contains the first decade of the 'American Chemical Journal', which was founded in 1879 by the renowned chemist Ira Remsen. The journal features original research articles, reviews, and commentaries by leading chemists of the day. It also includes important historical documents, conference proceedings, and other materials of significance to the development of the field. This set is a must-have for any serious student or scholar of chemistry or the history of science.

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