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We now see another wonderful book in chemistry titled Experiments Without Explosions by O. M. Olgin. The book consists of six parts. The first part contains advice on how to set up a home laboratory, and preliminary instructions that are essential for any beginning chemist on how to work, and the dos and don'ts of chemistry. The other five parts of this book describe the experiments, experiments without explosions. In order to separate the groups of experiments, and make it easier for the reader to select an experiment, each part is divided into chapters. Many thanks to gnv64 for this book. CONTENTS Preface 5 1 The Home Laboratory 14 2 The First Experiments 31 Drawing with Iodine 31 Home-Made Indicators 32 Extraction 36 Experiments with Gases 38 Oxidation-Reduction 42 Adsorption 46 Dry Cleaning 50 Washing Clothes 53 A Soap Candle 58 Chalk, Marble, Eggshell 61 Electrolysis in a Glass 63 Tin and Lead 69 Aluminium, Chromium, and Nickel 74 Experiments with Copper Wire 77 Smoke Without Fire 80 3 Let's Look into the Cupboard 87 Experiments with Protein 88 Experiments with Carbohydrates 91 Sugar from Sawdust 98 A Cup of Tea 104 Let's Make Use of Bones! 108 Why Berries Release Juice 113 Su
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