To the seething kinetic chemistry of such mingling emotions there were women who stood in the frontal crowds of the sidewalks stifling hysteria, or ran after in terror at sight of one so personally hers, receding in that great impersonal wave of olive drab.

"The world is weary of skepticism," remarked Lethal; "there is no chemistry for that.

This curious discovery is attributed to Andreas Libavius, professor of medicine and chemistry in the university of Halle, who, in the year 1615, publicly recommended experimental essays to ascertain the fact.

Marjorie had closed the chemistry with a sigh, reserving astronomy for the fresher hour of the morning.

The isolation of the active principles of medicinal plantssuch as morphine, quinine, strychnine, and cocainehas been a remarkable service rendered by chemistry to medicine.

It was believed that Kampf had once been professor of chemistry at Moscow University, and that he had invented that most terrible and destructive explosive used by the revolutionists.

Based on Everyman's chemistry by Ellwood Hendrick.

vast stores of wealth, elaborated by Nature's chemistry into the ready materials of food; which proclaim, too, by their own foul smell, God's will that they should be buried out of sight in the fruitful all-regenerating grave of earth: there it runs, turning them all into the seeds of pestilence, filth, and drunkenness.

Crucibles: the story of chemistry from ancient alchemy to nuclear fission.

There is a gradation in the importance of the instance as one passes from mechanics and physics and chemistry through the biological sciences to economics and sociology, a gradation whose correlatives and implications have not yet received adequate recognition, and which do profoundly affect the method of study and research in each science.

Chemistry as a handmaid of medicine.