Inorganic Chemistry

The hardcover binding shows signs of age with wear along the edges and corners, typical for a book from 1912. The spine is intact but exhibits some fading. There is no dust jacket present. The pages are yellowed with age, but they remain firmly bound and free from inscriptions or library markings.

"Inorganic Chemistry" by Hamilton P. Cady, Ph.D., is a foundational text first published in 1912 by McGraw-Hill Book Company. This particular edition is marked as the First Edition, Third Impression—Corrected, a testament to its enduring significance in the field of chemistry. Published in New York and London, this hardcover volume is part of the International Chemical Series, reflecting its authoritative role in early 20th-century scientific education. Hamilton P. Cady, a notable professor of chemistry at the University of Kansas, presents comprehensive insights into inorganic chemical principles. This edition is a valuable piece for collectors and scholars interested in historical scientific literature. The book’s condition is indicative of its age, with typical wear expected from a work of this vintage.