Ellen Richards' 1882 "The Chemistry of Cooking and Cleaning" presents applied science in a simple fashion to the average reader. Through her work, householders can learn about the chemical processes behind common household matters such as the raising of bread, the process by which baking soda works, nutrition, and cleaning products.

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The Pamphlet Containing Tables Of Food Composition, Lists Of Prices, Weights, And Measures, Selected Recipes For The Slips, Directions For Using The Same.