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medical department 71 As the keeping of accurate notes is quite as important as the performance of the experiments themselves every Student is required to keep note-book of his operations to be open to the inspection of the Professor and Demonstrator and in which the calculations and results are recorded with the pro- bable reasons of failure if the experiments are unsuccessful During this Course brief explanation is given of the prin- cipal phenomena developed in order to connect the facts ob- served with the principles on which they rest but as it is not intended as systematic course on the science no one will be admitted who has not attended complete course of lectures on Chemistry either at the College or elsewhere This Course is adapted to the requirements of the Univer- sity of London and of the Medical Boards of the Army and Navy as well as to all who with objects professional or other- wise wish to obtain an acquaintance with the process of Mani- ρ ulation Materials for working are supplied free of charge but all damage done to apparatus must be repaired at the expense of the Student who may have occasioned the same XII Analytical and Experimental Chemistry In addition to the Chemical Course and to the Summer Class of Manipulation accommodation is provided for those Students who may wish to acquire more minute acquaint- ance with certain subdivisions of the science than can be con- veyed in regular course of lectures Class has therefore been formed for this purpose which is conducted in the Laboratory under the superintendence of the Professor and Demonstrator By this means each Student will be enabled to familiarize himself with the methods of analysis and the operations of research Attention will be particularly given to- Analytical Chemistry including the preparation of the principal tests and reagents in state of purity-the exami- nation of the more important Metallic Ores as those of Iron Lead Copper Tin Silver Cobalt and Nickel-the Analysis of