As you know, the famous detective Sherlock Holmes was well versed in chemistry. This has helped him more than once in solving complicated crimes. Two American chemistry professors wrote new adventures of Holmes and his friend Doctor Watson.

Contents E.G. Rakov. Translator's Preface, pp. 6-7T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Sherlock Holmes and the Yellow Prisms (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 8-14T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Sherlock Holmes and the fraudulent ketone (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 15-22T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. A Christmas story (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 23-29T. Waddell, T. Raibolt. Why did the stepfather scream (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 30-36T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. The case of the steochemical solution (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 37-45T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Henry Armitage's Dog (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 46-53T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. The Mystery of Woolton Prison (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 54-62T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Sherlock Holmes and the error in the nitro group (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 63-70T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Fire on Baker Street (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 71-77T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. The Deadly Guest on Baker Street (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 78-88T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. The Phantom of “Gordon Square” (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 89-99T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Shroud of Spartacus (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 100-111T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. The Case of Three (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 112-126T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. Escape from Blackwater Prison (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 127-142T. Waddell, T. Rybolt. The autopsy showed... (story, translation by E. Rakov), pp. 143-157

Illustration on the cover and internal illustrations by V.A. Alyaeva.