Die Hydrazine.

Stuttgart:: Ferdinand Enke, 1913., 1913. Series: Chemie in Einzeldarstellungen, Band V. 8vo. x, 244, [ads. 2] pp. Numerous diagrams, index. Original printed orange wrappers. Rubber stamps and signature of Wilhelm Friedrich Ritter, Vienna. Very good. FIRST EDITION. Prolific author of over 350 papers and several books, of which this is one of his most important. "Wieland's most significant work during his early career was the chemistry of the hydrazines, a project that led him to the discovery of the first known nitrogen free radicals." "Wieland's best-known work . . . concerned the structure of bile acids, for which he received the 1927 Nobel Prize in chemistry." - DSB, XIV, p. 334.