Pharmaceutisch-Technisches Manuale, Volume 2, by Gustav Hell, is a comprehensive German-language manual on pharmaceutical technology, published in 1879. This historical text provides detailed insights into the practices and knowledge of pharmacy during the late 19th century. Covering a range of topics within pharmaceutical science and technology, the manual offers a glimpse into the methods, preparations, and technical aspects relevant to pharmacists and chemists of the time.

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