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"Coal, and What We Get from It" was written by Raphael Meldola and published in 1891. British chemist and entomologist known for advancements in organic chemistry and insect studies.

Coal, and What We Get from It

1891

Raphael Meldola

Coal, and What We Get from It

Raphael Meldola

1891

Published in 1891, 'Coal, and What We Get from It' by Raphael Meldola is a scientific exploration of coal and its byproducts within the context of industrial chemistry. The book examines the origins of coal from the Carboniferous period and its transformation into valuable resources such as gas, tar, and ammonia. Meldola highlights the significance of coal in energy production and its impact on the industrial advancement of nations, making it a crucial text in understanding the relationship between natural resources and industrial innovation.