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| Edition | Publication Year | Publisher | Details | Key Sources | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | 2002 | Universities Press (India) | 132 pp. | | | Revised Edition | 2007 & 2008 | Universities Press (India) | 144-160 pp. | | | Latest Edition | 2011 & 2020 | Universities Press (India) | 143-144 pp. | | general+chemistry+experiments+anil+j+elias+pdf+upd

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These experiments teach precision and accuracy using burettes and pipettes. | | | Latest Edition | 2011 &

Older versions focused heavily on titrations (acid-base, redox, complexometric). The updated PDF includes newer experiments like:

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The book has been exceptionally well-received in the academic community. In a review for Current Science , one professor praised it as "a complete book for undergraduate chemistry laboratory and not just a laboratory manual," calling it "error-free, unbelievably affordable, futuristic, interesting and maintains the strictest of quality." The reviewer also noted the book's success lies not just in its experiment selection, but in its attractive and lucid presentation, using illustrations, schemes, tables, and engaging "box-items." A foreword from celebrated chemist Herbert Roesky states that working with the book "will be a great pleasure and success for every teacher who wants to motivate interested and talented students."