Laboratory Experiments in Metallurgy (Classic Reprint)

These short notes, describing some experiments in Metallurgy, are written primarily for the use of students at Harvard University who take the courses in General Metallurgy and in the Metallurgy of I ron and Steel. While fully aware of their many shortcomings, especially in failing to deal exhaustively with the subject, the authors hope, however, that these notes may prove suggestive, at least, to other teachers and students in Metallurgy, and even to practitioners of the art. It is their intention in subsequent editions to describe a greater number of possible and useful laboratory experiments, and to otherwise improve this little book. Had they waited until satisfied that the subject was exhaustively and faultlessly treated, the book would never have been written. The authors invite, and will receive gratefully, the criticisms and suggestions of their co-workers and of other interested persons. ALBERT SAUVEUR. H. M. BOYLSTON. Harvard University, October,
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