M. D'Arcet - Recherches sur les substances nutritives que renferment les os - 1829






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M. D'Arcet, author and illustrator, presents Recherches sur les substances nutritives que renferment les os, a 1829 illustrated first edition published by Ruzard in a brown half‑leather binding with 172 pages and four folding plates.
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Fascinating illustrated edition of this scientific treatise, which is part of the movement towards the rationalization of food and medical knowledge in the early 19th century.
The work systematically examines the chemical composition of bones, aiming to identify the nutritional substances they contain and their potential use in human or animal nutrition, in a context where resource economy and the valorization of by-products were major concerns.
D’Arcet, a chemist and member of the Academy of Sciences, applies a rigorous experimental approach based on chemical analysis and quantification to demonstrate that bones, reduced to powder or subjected to various processes, can provide nutrients and fertilizers.
M. D'Arcet - Research on the Nutritional Substances Contained in Bones - 1829 - Ruzard
VIII-164 Pages
Good condition of the binding, the work in its half brown leather edition, marbled boards, signs of use, wear on the edges, headbands and corners rubbed, gilded edges, smooth decorated spine, gilded titling.
Good interior condition, scattered foxing, work enriched with 4 folding plates, 5 in black, depicting the machines to be used.
Delivery service guaranteed within a few days.
Fascinating illustrated edition of this scientific treatise, which is part of the movement towards the rationalization of food and medical knowledge in the early 19th century.
The work systematically examines the chemical composition of bones, aiming to identify the nutritional substances they contain and their potential use in human or animal nutrition, in a context where resource economy and the valorization of by-products were major concerns.
D’Arcet, a chemist and member of the Academy of Sciences, applies a rigorous experimental approach based on chemical analysis and quantification to demonstrate that bones, reduced to powder or subjected to various processes, can provide nutrients and fertilizers.
M. D'Arcet - Research on the Nutritional Substances Contained in Bones - 1829 - Ruzard
VIII-164 Pages
Good condition of the binding, the work in its half brown leather edition, marbled boards, signs of use, wear on the edges, headbands and corners rubbed, gilded edges, smooth decorated spine, gilded titling.
Good interior condition, scattered foxing, work enriched with 4 folding plates, 5 in black, depicting the machines to be used.
Delivery service guaranteed within a few days.
