traité élémentaire de chimie présenté dans les découvertes modernes, lavoisier

Descrizione libro: Bruxelles. Culture et Civilisation. 1965. Réimpression de l'édition de 1789. 2 Volumes in-8. plein skyvertex. Pièces de titre aux dos. 322 p. 653 p. + XIII planches dépliantes comprenant plusieurs figs. Etat neuf. Codice libro della libreria 35325

Descrizione libro: (Brüssel, 1965)., 1965. (22 x 13,5 cm). XLIV, 322 S./ VIII S., SS. (323)-653. Mit 3 gefalteten Tabellen und 13 gefalteten Tafeln. Original-Kunstlederbände. Nachdruck der Ausgabe Paris 1789. - Gut erhalten. Codice libro della libreria 99687-01

Descrizione libro: Chez Cuchet, 1789, 1 volume de 13x21 cm environ, (1) f., viij pp., 326 pp., (1) f., demi basane fauve et cartonnage marbré, dos lisse portant titres dorés sur pièce de titre noire, tranches finement mouchetées. Une coiffe émoussée, frottements sur les mors, quelques pages brunies, bon état pour le reste. Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier, né le 26 août 1743 à Paris et guillotiné le 8 mai 1794 à Paris, est un chimiste, philosophe et économiste français. Il a énoncé la première version de la loi de conservation de la matière, identifié et baptisé l'oxygène (1778), démis la théorie phlogistique, et participé à la réforme de la nomenclature chimique. Il est souvent fait référence à Lavoisier en tant que père de la chimie moderne. Codice libro della libreria 75030

Descrizione libro: A paris chez cuchet, 1793. in8. 322pp. Etat Correct, reliure usagée sur la piece de titre, coins emoussés, interieur avec rousseurs, 2 planches depliantes h-t. Codice libro della libreria 4779

Descrizione libro: 1801 Chez Deterville, Paris Tome second. 3ème éd. 13 planches. VII+377 p. + [1] h. 20x12 cm. Reliure cartoné. Exterieur beaucoup détérioré(quimica elemental). Codice libro della libreria 56052

Descrizione libro: Paris : Chez Cuchet, Libraire Rue and Hotel Serpente 1789 / Reprint / FBRE Ltd, A Bound / Flex Cover / REPRINT, 1789. Scarce Title. Some b/w Illustrations (illustratore). C: clean and unmarked Text. Facsimile Bound Reprint Edition. Modern archival reprint of original edition, no other publication date marked. 322 pages. Volume 1 only. Paper / Soft cover reprint edition in very good or better condition, slight wear to edges. Overall good copy of this scarce title. Excellent read. A good book to enjoy and keep on hand. Or would make a great gift for the fan / reader in your life. Review excerpt: This work was a decisive move in the final overthrow of alchemy and the phlogiston theory introduced by Stahl a century earlier. By the use of the balance for weight determination at every chemical change and the building of a rational system of elements, Lavoisier laid the foundation of modern chemistry. He introduced a modern definition of element and compound, explained burning and rusting as a chemical combination with oxygen, and included emission and absorption of heat in his chemical system. his concepts of the principles of the indestructibility and conservation of matter guided him in formulating his methods or organic analysis. Chemistry History Science. Codice libro della libreria 5022019

Descrizione libro: Paris : Chez Cuchet, Libraire Rue and Hotel Serpente 1789 / Reprint / FBRE Ltd, A Bound / Flex Cover / REPRINT, 1789. Scarce Title. Some b/w Illustrations (illustratore). C: clean and unmarked Text. Facsimile Bound Reprint Edition. Modern archival reprint of original edition, no other publication date marked. . Book is pages 323 to 653. Volume 2 only. Paper / Soft cover reprint edition in very good or better condition, slight wear to edges. Overall good copy of this scarce title. Excellent read. A good book to enjoy and keep on hand. Or would make a great gift for the fan / reader in your life. Review: This work was a decisive move in the final overthrow of alchemy and the phlogiston theory introduced by Stahl a century earlier. By the use of the balance for weight determination at every chemical change and the building of a rational system of elements, Lavoisier laid the foundation of modern chemistry. He introduced a modern definition of element and compound, explained burning and rusting as a chemical combination with oxygen, and included emission and absorption of heat in his chemical system. his concepts of the principles of the indestructibility and conservation of matter guided him in formulating his methods or organic analysis. Chemistry History Science. Codice libro della libreria 5022020

Descrizione libro: A Paris, chez Cuchet, 1793., 1793. Deux volumes in-8 plein veau blond de l'époque, dos à cinq nerfs et fleuronnés, XLIV-322 + VIII et de la page 15 à la page 331, 2 tableaux dépliants, 12 (sur 13) planches gravées dépliantes. Manque la treizième et dernière planche. Codice libro della libreria 130426

Descrizione libro: Cuchet, Paris, 1793. Second edition. Second edition. Octavo; vg/none; brown leather spine with gilt lettering on black and raised banding; INSCRIPTION, title-page; shelf wear and bumping; text block, clean; light foxing; all edges, red sprinkles; ---v1, 322 pp.; tables and folded charts; --v2, 331 pp.; 13 folded plates; tables; spine and edges, chipping and wear; worm holes; some corners, previously mended; boards, scars and scuffing; else very good; ---TEXT IN FRENCH. Codice libro della libreria 12-114-1177615

Descrizione libro: A Paris, Chez Cuchet, 1793.2 tomes in-8 : xliv, 322 pp. ; 2 tableaux dépliants hors-texte / viij, 328 pp. ; 13 planches dépliantes in-fine gravées en taille-douce. en 2 volumes basane brune, dos lisse orné, pièces de titre et de tomaison vertes (3 coiffes absentes, ors passés, 3 fentes de quelques cm aux mors, un petit travail de ver sur un plat - reliure de l'époque). Bon exemplaire de cette RARE EDITION PIRATE OU CONTREFACON DE LA SECONDE EDITION IMPRIMEE PAR DE BOISTE - les planches gravées de cette édition pirate ne portent pas la signature de Mme Lavoisier. DES PHOTOGRAPHIES NUMERIQUES SONT DISPONIBLES PAR E-MAIL SUR SIMPLE DEMANDE - WE CAN SEND PICTURES OF BOOKS ON SIMPLE REQUEST. Codice libro della libreria 2626

Descrizione libro: Hard cover. Two folding printed tables & 13 folding engraved plates, drawn & engraved by Madame Lavoisier. xliv, 322 pp.; viii, 327 pp. Two vols. 8vo, cont. calf-backed paste-paper boards, flat spines gilt, green morocco lettering pieces on spines. Paris: Cuchet, 1793. The rare pirated "second" edition, printed by de Boiste, and issued without the knowledge or authorization of Lavoisier. "One of the great milestones in the history of chemical literature. By common consent modern chemistry begins with this work, ‘which finally freed the science from its phlogiston chains and formed the starting point of its modern progress. It may be said to have done almost as much for chemistry as Newton’s Principia did for physics’ (Zeitlinger). Lavoisier used the balance to demonstrate the weight of matter at every chemical change, defined the terms element and compound, explained combustion and the rusting of metals as a chemical combination with oxygen, and through his concept of the conservation of matter developed methods of chemical analysis. The book contains the first list of twenty-three chemical elements and their compounds."–Neville, II, p. 21. Very good set. ? Cole 777. Duveen & Klickstein 156. Neville, II, p. 21-23. Codice libro della libreria JHABES1775

Descrizione libro: Hard cover. Two folding printed tables & 13 folding engraved plates, drawn & engraved by Madame Lavoisier. xliv, 386 pp.; vii, 377, [1] pp. Two vols. 8vo, cont. calf-backed paste-paper boards (joints & ends of spines carefully repaired), flat spines gilt, green morocco lettering pieces on spines. Paris: Deterville, 1801. Third edition, with important additions. For the first time, the first two of the three papers Lavoisier wrote on respiration are reprinted in this work, as well as his two memoirs on transpiration, the second of which had not been previously published. "One of the great milestones in the history of chemical literature. By common consent modern chemistry begins with this work, ‘which finally freed the science from its phlogiston chains and formed the starting point of its modern progress. It may be said to have done almost as much for chemistry as Newton’s Principia did for physics’ (Zeitlinger). Lavoisier used the balance to demonstrate the weight of matter at every chemical change, defined the terms element and compound, explained combustion and the rusting of metals as a chemical combination with oxygen, and through his concept of the conservation of matter developed methods of chemical analysis. The book contains the first list of twenty-three chemical elements and their compounds."–Neville, II, p. 21. Very good set with half-titles. ? Cole 780. Duveen & Klickstein 159. Neville, II, p. 23-24. Codice libro della libreria JHABES1777

Descrizione libro: Hard cover. Two folding printed tables & 13 folding engraved plates, drawn & engraved by Madame Lavoisier. xliv, 322 pp.; viii, 331 pp. Two vols. 8vo, antique sheep-backed marbled boards (some foxing), flat spines gilt. Paris: Cuchet, 1793. Although described as the "seconde édition" on the title, this seems to follow a pirated "seconde édition" printed by de Boiste earlier in the same year. Our edition was printed by Chardon. "One of the great milestones in the history of chemical literature. By common consent modern chemistry begins with this work, ‘which finally freed the science from its phlogiston chains and formed the starting point of its modern progress. It may be said to have done almost as much for chemistry as Newton’s Principia did for physics’ (Zeitlinger). Lavoisier used the balance to demonstrate the weight of matter at every chemical change, defined the terms element and compound, explained combustion and the rusting of metals as a chemical combination with oxygen, and through his concept of the conservation of matter developed methods of chemical analysis. The book contains the first list of twenty-three chemical elements and their compounds."–Neville, II, p. 21. Very good set. ? Cole 778. Duveen & Klickstein 157. Neville, II, p. 23. Codice libro della libreria JHABES1778

Descrizione libro: Paris, Cuchet, 1793. 2 volumes in-8, pleine basane marbrée de l?époque, dos lisses ornés de fers et dorés, tranches rouges (mors frottés), xliv, 322 p., 2 planches et viij, 327 p., 13 planches dépliantes in fine, quelques rousseurs. Rare contrefaçon imprimée par de Boiste, conforme à la description donnée par Duveen & Klickstein. "In a letter dated January 6, 1793, and addressed to his English translator, Robert Kerr, Lavoisier wrote that a second edition of his ?Traité? recently had been published in Paris without his knowledge and authorization. This would seem to be the pirated edition in question" (Duveen & Klickstein, n° 156). Codice libro della libreria 28752

Descrizione libro: CHEZ DETERVILLE. AN IX - 1801., 1801. 3 VOLUMES IN-8, 2 POUR LE TRAITE ET 1 POUR LES OPUSCULES, (13 X 20 CENTIMETRES ENVIRON) DE XLIV + 386, VII + 377 + (3) ET XXX + (2) + 443 PAGES, RELIURE UNIFORME D'EPOQUE PLEIN VEAU HAVANE MOUCHETE, DOS LISSE ORNE DE FILETS ET DE FLEURONS DORES, INITIALE "D" DOREE EN PIED, TITRE DORE SUR ETIQUETTE MAROQUIN ROUGE, TRANCHES JAUNES. AVEC 2 TABLEAUX REPLIES DANS LE TOME 1. ILLUSTRE DANS LE TOME 2 DE 13 PLANCHES REPLIEES, DESSINEES PAR MME PAULZE LAVOISIER (1758-1836) ET DE 3 PLANCHES REPLIEES, GRAVEES PAR TARDIEU L'AINE, DANS LE VOLUME D' "OPUSCULES". QUELQUES PETITS DEFAUTS EXTERIEURS SANS AUCUNE GRAVITE, SINON BEL EXEMPLAIRE. Codice libro della libreria 2106

Descrizione libro: Paris, Cuchet, 1789., 1789. 3 Bände. . In- 8, XLIV, 322 pp, 1 mehrfach gefaltete Tabelle; VIII, 326 pp; IV, 259 pp, 1 mehrfach gefaltete Tabelle, 13 mehrfach gefaltete Tafeln. Halblederbände der Zeit. Einbände berieben, teilweise etwas gebräunt. Vortitel des zweiten Bandes mit großem, alt restauriertem Ausriss. Poggendorff I,1392, Ferchl 299, Duveen 340f, Horblit 64. . "The founder of modern chemistry attempts to list true chemical elements and their compounds in this important work on oxydation, etc.," (Horblit a.a.O.). Zweite jedoch nicht autorisierte Ausgabe aus dem Jahr der Erstausgabe. Die autorisierte zweite Auflage erschien erst 1793. Die vorliegende Ausgabe wurde um einen dritten Band.Nomenclature chimique, ou synonymie ancienne et moderne. ergänzt. "Lavoisier mentioned that his printer has just issued a second edition of this work, but without his knowledge or him having made the slightest correction and that it is therefore a pirated , rather than a second edition." (Hobson a.a.O.) Bücher. Codice libro della libreria 17601

Descrizione libro: Paris, Cuchet, 1789., 1789. (20 x 12,5 cm). XLIV, 322 S./ VIII, 326 S./ IV, 259 S. Mit 3 gefalteten Tabellen und 13 gefalteten Kupfertafeln. Dekorative Lederbände der Zeit mit reicher Rückenvergoldung. Zweite Ausgabe dieses revolutionären Werkes. Unser Exemplar mit seiner berühmten "Nomenclature" als drittem Band. - "Lavoisier wrote his 'Traité' in order to fill a need for a complete and detailed exposition of the new system of chemistry. The book, which forms a landmark in the history of science, is divided into three parts. The first part is devoted to the formation and decomposition of aeriform fluids, the combustion of simple bodies and the formation of acids. It forms an exposition of Lavoisier's new chemistry. The second part deals with the combination of acids and salifiable bases and the formation of neutral salts. The third and last part contains a full description of the apparatus and operations utilized in chemistry. One of the most revolutionary features of the work is a table of 33 simple substances or elements. The book received fairly ready and rapid acceptance" (Catalog of the Grolier Club). - Stellenweise leicht gebräunt bzw. stockfleckig. Vorsätze leimschattig. Einbände leicht berieben und bestoßen. Die oberen Kapitale von zwei Bänden abgestoßen. Gelenke teils etwas brüchig. Insgesamt aber noch gut erhalten. - Duveen/Klickstein 155. Codice libro della libreria 56685-02

Descrizione libro: Paris Cuchet 1793, 1793. 2 vol. in-8 de XLIV, 322 pp.ch. et 2 tabl. pour le tome I; VIII et 327 pp.ch. et 13 pl. pour le tome II; demi-basane blonde, dos lisses ornés (reliure moderne). Duveen et Klickstein, 156. Seconde édition, publiée sans l'autorisation de Lavoisier. Imprimée sur papier fort, elle reproduit l'édition originale, avec quelques erreurs aux planches qui ne portent pas la signature de Madame Lavoisier. Bon exemplaire. Codice libro della libreria 7085

Descrizione libro: Chez Cuchet, Paris, 1789. Full-Leather. Condizione libro: Very Good. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 3 volumes. Revised and expanded second edition, published the same year as the first. Includes 3 folding tables and 13 folding plates. The third volume is the "Nomenclature" and includes the famous table of elements. The table has a 3-inch tear at the binding, otherwise near fine condition. Offsetting from binding on endpapers. Contemporary calf binding is worn and chipped. A very good copy. Codice libro della libreria 002286

Descrizione libro: Chez Cuchet, Paris, 1789. First edition. "One of the great milestones in the history of chemical literature. By common consent modern chemistry begins with this work" (Neville), "which finally freed the science from its phlogiston chains and formed the starting point of its modern progress. It may be said to have done almost as much for chemistry as Newton’s Principia did for physics." (Zeitlinger). PMM 238; Grolier/Horblit 64; Dibner 43; Evans 53; Sparrow 127."Lavoisier’s chemical textbook includes the unified exposition of his four most significant contributions to chemistry. These are first, the use of accurate measurements for chemical researches, such as the balance for weight distribution at every chemical change; second, researches on combustion which effectively overthrew the phlogiston theory of Stahl; third, the law of conservation of mass; and fourth, the reform of chemical nomenclature, whereby every substance was assigned a definite name based upon the elements of which it was composed." (Norman). "This book accomplished a chemical revolution Lavoisier made extensive use of the chemical balance when investigating the results of the calculation of metals. He proved that the increase in the weight of the calcined metals was due to something taken from the air, and that this effect was constant in all such processes. He named the substance oxygen. He repeated Cavendish’s experiments and concluded that water was a compound of oxygen and hydrogen. Cavendish, still clinging to the phlogiston theory, had named them phlogiston and dephlogisticated air. Lavoisier perceived that respiration and combustion were similar processes, and, since oxygen was that part of the air that combined with metals in the process of combustion, he named the resulting substances oxides "One of the most important consequences of Lavoisier’s work was the establishment of the concept of the conservation of matter. Compound bodies were now found to present the combined weight of the simple bodies of which they are composed, while, when these simple bodies are withdrawn, they have the same weight as was put into them; i.e. matter remains constant throughout all chemical changes "He finally established the modern conception of elements as substances which cannot be further decomposed. His ‘Elementary Treatise on Chemistry’ contains a list of twenty-three such elements, which are still recognized today. Together with Morveau and Berthollet he introduced a completely new system of chemical nomenclature in the Méthode de Nomenclature Chimique, Paris, 1787. Thus the great confusion as to the actual number of elements and the very fanciful nomenclature which still included many alchemical terms were finally swept away." (Printing and the Mind of Man). "The thirteen copperplate illustrations for the Traité were drawn and engraved by Lavoisier’s wife, a highly skilled draftswoman, engraver and painter who had studied under the artist Louis David." (Norman). "An incomplete first issue in one volume (known in only about three copies) was circulated by Lavoisier, but he quickly decided that the book should be in two volumes, as here. Full details are given in Duveen & Klickstein (pp. 154-73)." (Neville Historical Chemical Library, p. 21). Two volumes, 8vo (192 x 123 mm), contemporary French calf with gilt spine, one title label missing, pp [i-iv] v-xliv, [1] 2-322 and 2 printed folding tables; [i-iv] v-viii, [323] 324-653 [3] and 13 engraved folding plates. Fine and clean throughout. Codice libro della libreria 2866

Descrizione libro: Chez Cuchet, Paris, 1789. Hardcover. Condizione libro: Fine. 1st Edition. 8vo - over 7¾ - 9¾" tall. 8vo. xliv, 322 [7]; 323-653 [2] pp. 2 tables and 13 engraved plates. Contemporary half calf, marbled boards, spines gilt. ---- Dibner 43; Grolier/Horblit 64; PMM 238; Wellcome III, p. 460; Norman 1295; Duveen 340. - FIRST EDITION, second issue. Lavoisier's Traite ".was a decisive move in the final overthrow of alchemy and the phlogiston theory introduced by Stahl a century earlier. By the use of the balance of weight determination at every chemical change and the building of a rational system of elements, Lavoisier laid the foundation of modern chemistry" (Dibner). The illustrations for this edition were conceived and executed by Lavoisier's wife, a skilled painter and engraver who had studied under Louis David, and who collaborated with her husband in his scientific experiments and researches. The second issue contains tables and various approvals of the work not included in the single-volume first or trial issue, of which only two copies are known. Codice libro della libreria 001716

Descrizione libro: Paris 1789 Cuchet, 1789. 2 volumes in-8 de XLIV, 322 pp.ch. et 2 tableaux dépliants pour le tome I ; VIII, pp.ch. 324 à 653, 1 f.n.ch., 13 planches gravées pour le tome II ; veau fauve marbré, dos à nerfs, compartiments ornés de fleurons, frises en pied, pièces de titre et de tomaison de maroquin havane et noir, filet à froid en encadrement sur les plats, filet doré sur les coupes, tranches rouges (reliure de l'époque). Duveen et Klickstein, 154 ; PMM, 238 ; Horblit, 64. Edition originale, second tirage (on ne connaît que quelques exemplaires du premier tirage). Le Traité élémentaire, considéré comme le premier manuel de chimie moderne, présente une vue unifiée des nouvelles théories chimiques, fournit un rapport clair de la loi de la conservation de la masse, et nie l'existence du phlogiston. En outre, Lavoisier clarifia le concept d'un élément comme substance simple qui ne pourrait être décomposée par aucune méthode connue d'analyse chimique, et conçut une théorie de la formation des composés chimiques des éléments. De plus, son ouvrage contenait une liste d'éléments ou substances qui ne pourraient pas être décomposées davantage, incluant l'oxygène, l'azote, l'hydrogène, le phosphore, le mercure, le zinc et le soufre. Les treize planches qui illustrent le volume furent gravées par Madame Lavoisier. Très agréable exemplaire en veau d'époque. Habiles restaurations à la reliure, piqûres légères et éparses, petit manque de papier au coin inf. du f. Bb4 du tome II (sans atteinte au texte), réparation à la dernière planche. Codice libro della libreria 9279