Books
- Electro-Chemical Analysis (1890; revised 1894, 1902, 1918)
- Chemistry of the Carbon Compounds (2 vols., 3d ed. 1900)
- Experiments Arranged for Students in General Chemistry (with H. F. Keller, 4th ed. 1900)
- Theories of Chemistry (1913)
- Chemistry in America (1914)
- Atomic Weights (1915)
- The Life of Robert Hare (1917)
- James Woodhouse, a pioneer in chemistry, 1770-1809 (1918) At archive.org.
- Chemistry in Old Philadelphia (1918)
- James Cutbush (1919)
- Priestley in America (1920)
He translated Victor von Richter's A Text-book of Inorganic Chemistry (3d ed., 1900).
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