Thanatochemistry
James M. Dorn • 1985 • Pearson
- Author
- James M. Dorn
- First published
- 1985
- Publisher
- Pearson
- ISBN
- 9780835976404
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Thanatochemistry, written by James M. Dorn and published in 1985, emerged as a specialized textbook tailored for the academic study of mortuary science. It was designed to bridge the gap between chemistry and the technical requirements of embalming, providing students in the field with a foundational understanding of the chemical processes involved in tissue preservation and the decomposition of human remains.
The text was produced during a period when mortuary science curricula were becoming increasingly standardized and scientifically rigorous. Dorn’s approach focused on the practical application of chemical principles to funeral service, emphasizing safety, sanitation, and the effectiveness of embalming fluids. It remains a hallmark of professional training materials for those entering the mortuary industry.
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