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BOERHAAVE, HERMANN.
A sketch of the History of Chemistry. 1732.
See in Section V, Boerhaave, H., Elementa chemiae,
BOISSELET DE SaUCLI^RES.
Coup d'oeil sur I'histoire du galvanisme en France. Paris, 1844. 8vo.
BOLLEY, POMPEJUS ALEXANDER.
Altes und Neues aus Farbenchemie und Farberei. Ueberblick der Geschichte und Rolle der sogenannten Anilinfarben. Sammlung gemeinverstandlicher wissenschaftlicher Vortrage. 11. Serie. Heft 45. Berlin, n. d. [1867]. 8vo.
Bolton, Henry Carrington.
An Account of the Progress of Chemistry in the year 1882. Smith- sonian Report for 1882, p. 509. Washington, 1883. 8vo. The same for 1883, 1884, 1S85, 1886, in the Reports of the Smithsonian Institution for the years named. Washington. 8vo.
The accounts for the years 1883, 1884, 1885 and 1886 are accompanied by necrologies and bibliographies.
Contributions of Alchemy to Numismatics. Read before the New York Numismatic and Archaeological Society, Dec. 5, 1889. Author's Edition. New York, 1890. pp. 44, sm. 4to. Three plates. 175 copies reprinted from Am. J. Numismatics.
An historical sketch of the circumstances attending the issue of medals and coins struck to commemorate pretended transmutations, with detailed descriptions of 43 pieces.
Early Practice of Medicine by Women. Popular Science Monthly, December, 1880. Also, Journal of Science, London, January, 1881,
Historical Notes on the Defunct Elements. Read to the New York Lyceum of Natural History, May 9, 1870. Part i in Amer. Sup- plement to Amer. Edition of Chem, News, vol. vi. No. 6. Part 11 in American Chemist, vol. i, p. i. Abstract in Sc\. Amer., June 4, 1870; Chem. News, xxii, 208; College Courant, vi, 411; Proc. N. Y. Lye. Nat. Hist., i, p. 21. (1870.)
Historical Notes on the Gold-cure. Pop. Sci. Monthly, vol. xli, p. 469. August, 1892.
History of Chemical Notation. Part i. Metallurgic Astronomy and its Symbols. Read before N. Y. Academy of Sciences, Dec. 11, 1882. Part n. Mch. 12, 1883. Abstracts in Transactions of N. Y. Acad. Sci., vol. II, Nos. 5 and 6. 1883, 8vo.
Notes on the Early Literature of Chemistry, [Nine papers, as follows :] No. I. Were the Alchemists acquainted with Oxygen ? American Chemist, iv, p. 170. (1873.)
94 BIBLIOGRAPHY OF CHEMISTRY.
Bolton, Henry Carrington. [Cont'd.]
No. II. Contribution to the History of Sulphur Matches. Am. Cham.,
IV, 2Dr. (1873.) No. III. Outlines of a Bibliography of the History of Chemistry. Am.
Chem., IV, 241. (1873.) No. IV. First mentions. Am. Chem., iv, 288. (1873.) No. v. Definitions of Chemistry and Alchemy. Am. Chem., v, 215.
(1874.) No. VI. Papyrus Ebers, the Earliest Medical Work extant. Quart. J. Science, London, Jan,, 1876; also^ Am. Chem., vi, 165; Weekly Drug News, New York, ix, No. 15 (1884). No. VII. The Book of the Balance of Wisdom. Quart. J. Sci., Oct.^
1876. No. VIII. Legends of Sepulchral and Perpetual Lamps. Monthly J.
Sci., London, Nov., 1879. No. IX. Ancient Methods of Filtration. Popular Science Monthly, Feb., 1880. Lunar Society (The), or the festive Philosophers of Birmingham one hundred years ago. Trans. N. Y. Acad. Sci., vol. vii. No. 8. New York, 1888. 8vo.
Cf. in Section IV, Priestley, Joseph.
Notes on the History of the Magic Lantern. Philadelphia Photog- rapher, Nov. 17, 1888, p. 688. 111.
Recent Progress in Chemistry. An Address prepared at the request of the N. Y. Academy of Sciences, and read March 15, 1886. Trans- actions N, Y. Acad. Sci., v. No. 6. New York, 1886. pp. 26, 8vo. Also, J. Franklin Inst., cxxii, 199 (1886) ; Sci. Am. Suppl., xxi, 546 (1886). Abstract in Pop. Sci. Mon., August, 1886.
Views of the Founders of the Atomic Philosophy. American Chemist, III, 326. (1872.)
See also in Section /, Bolton H. C.
Bonet, M.
Sobre las relaciones que existen entre la quimica analitica y las demas ciencias y sobte los servicios que presta a las llamadas naturales en particular y a las que tienen un caracter tecnico 6 de aplicacion. Discorso. Madrid, 1885. 4to.
Bonn (Laboratory).
See Hofmann, A. W. ; also, Storck, A.
Bonn, R.
Geschichte der Structurformeln. See in Section V, Bonn, R. Die Structur- formeln.