This early work detailed Davy's experiments with nitrous oxide and its physiological effects, establishing his reputation as a promising scientist.

A collection of lectures given at the Royal Institution, showcasing Davy's skill as a communicator and popularizer of science.

A textbook outlining Davy's philosophical approach to chemistry, reflecting his commitment to understanding the underlying principles of chemical phenomena.

Published posthumously, this work showcased Davy's love of nature and his literary talents, presented in the form of dialogues about fly fishing.

Another posthumously published work, reflecting Davy's philosophical reflections on life, death, and the pursuit of knowledge during his final travels.

Davy published numerous scientific papers in journals such as the Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society, detailing his experimental results and theoretical insights.