George Gore
Born 1826-01-01
Died 1909-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF47542858
- WikidataQ1507429
- ISNI0000000116359200
- Open LibraryOL2163805A
Top Subjects
- Electrochemistry (4)
- Research (3)
- Science (3)
- Electrolytes (2)
- Electromagnetics (2)
- Science, education (2)
- Chemistry (1)
Books by George Gore
Total count: 31
Practical chemistryincluding the theory and practice of electro-deposition; photographic art; the chemistry of food; with a chapter on its adulteration and the chemistry of artificial illuminationHoulston and Stoneman1856-01-01-
On the rotation of metallic spheres by electricitys.n.1859-01-01
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On the movements of liquid metals and electrolytes in the voltaic circuitprinted by Taylor and Francis1860-01-01
On hydrofluoric acidon a momentary molecular change in iron wire : and on the development of electric currents by magnetism and heatRoyal Society of London]1869-01-01
On the thermo-electric action of metals and liquidsRoyal Society of London]1871-01-01
Scientific instructionits aims and methodsPrinted by Butler & Tanner1871-01-01
On the future extension of Birmingham industriess.n.]1872-01-01
On scientific educationWatson & Ball1872-01-01
On the present position of science in relation to the British governmentWatson and Ball, printers1872-01-01-
On the future extension of Birmingham industriess.n.1872-01-01
The national importance of scientific researchPrinted by Watson and Ball1873-01-01-
The art of electro-metallurgy including all known processes of electro-depositionLongmans, Green, and Co1877-01-01
The art of scientific discoveryor, the general conditions and methods of research in physics and chemistryLongmans, Green1878-01-01-
Statement of qualifications of Dr. George Gore... for the professorship of chemistry at Sir Josiah Mason's College Birmingham, December 1879.Printed by Watson and Ball1879-01-01
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On some properties of anhydrous liquefied ammonias.n.1879-01-01
The scientific basis of national progressincluding that of morality.Williams and Norgate1882-01-01
The scientific basis of national progressincluding that of moralityWilliams and Norgate1882-01-01
The utility and morality of vivisectionJ.W. Kolckmann1884-01-01
The Art of Electro-metallurgy Including All Known Processes of Electro-de ...A. Appleton & Co.1884-01-01
The art of electro-metallurgy including all known processes of electro-deposition2d ed.D. Appleton and co.1884-01-01
Electro-chemistry, inorganicEd. 3.s.n.1885-01-01
The theory and practice of electro-depositionincluding every known mode of depositing metals, preparing metals for immersion, taking moulds, and rendering them conductingCharles & Co.1887-01-01
Electro-chemistry.Inorganic.2d ed."The Electrician" Pr. [and] Pub.1888-01-01-
A method of detecting dissolved chemical compunds and their combining proportionsHarrison and Sons, Printers in ordinary to Her Majesty1888-01-01
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On a new method and department of chemical researchs.n.]1890-01-01
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The art of electrolytic separation of metals, etc(theoretical and practical.)"The Electrician" Printing & Publishing Company, Limited1890-01-01
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Some relations of electromotive force to atomic weight, chemical heat, &c.Herald Press1891-01-01
A general relation of electromotive force to equivalent volume and molecular velocity of substances.Herald press1892-01-01-
Supplementary remarks on changes of temperature caused by contact of liquids with silicas.n.1894-01-01
The New Scientific System of MoralityWatts1906-01-01
The Art Of Electrolytic Separation Of Metals, Etc. (Theoretical And Practical.)Church Press2007-10-09