Chemical engineering . ition, arranged under the auspicesof the German Govermnent. was intended to give an historicaloutline of the development of chemical science and industriesin Germany. The following societies had contributed exhibits:The German Chemical Society, the Society for Protecting theInterests of the Chemical Industry of Germany, the Societyof German Chemists, the German Bunsen Society, besidesmanufacturers of chemical instruments and apparatus. Be-sides thirty-nine chemical and twenty-fivemakers of chemical apparatus. 117 professors and instructorsof imiversities w
Chemical engineering . ition, arranged under the auspicesof the German Govermnent. was intended to give an historicaloutline of the development of chemical science and industriesin Germany. The following societies had contributed exhibits:The German Chemical Society, the Society for Protecting theInterests of the Chemical Industry of Germany, the Societyof German Chemists, the German Bunsen Society, besidesmanufacturers of chemical instruments and apparatus. Be-sides thirty-nine chemical and twenty-fivemakers of chemical apparatus. 117 professors and instructorsof imiversities were re|)resented by exhibits. The exhibition was divided into eleven departments, namely,a reading room, an alchemistic laboratory, Liebigs laboratory,exhibits of general and inorganic chemistry, , electrochemistry, organic chemistry, dyeing labora-tory, and physiological chemistry. The electrochemical department was specially interestingfor a great many inslrunients exhibited, among them the his-. I \lin;lT III- HKKnlli torical apparatus by which Kohlrausch made his classical re-searches on conductivities of solutions: various apparatus ofOstwald : a complete arrangement of working desks with in-struments, for electrochemical researches, the arrange-ment being the same as in the electrochemical laboratory of theUniversity of Goettingen: apparatus of Classen for quantita-tive analysis for electrolysis: and apparatus of the VereinigleFabriken fiir Laboratoriumsbedarf ( New York branch. Lab-oratory and School Supply Co.) for demonstrating electro-chemical processes and laws. There was also exhibited a Siemens & Halske ozone appa-ratus, while the Hofman Haus in Berlin. Prof. Ost and had contributed a collection of electrochemical products. The VVestixghovse Ste.\m TfRBiNE.\ memorable incident of the morning following the closeof the St. Louis Exposition was the formal shut-down and in-spection of the 600-hp. Westin
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