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   1772 
(1772-08): Publication of translation of Priestley on soda water. Observations sur la physique, vol. 2, pp. 323-331
(1772-08-04): Tables of volumes of air corresponding to a certain weight of water
(1772-08-08): Lavoisier writes a note Sur la théorie de Sthal
(1772-08-08): Date of memorandum entitled Réflexions qu'on peut tenter à l'aide de miroir ardent
(1772-08-10): Lavoisier's letter to the Abbé Rozier on the Atlas minéralogique de la France
(1772-08-12): The Académie chooses member for the place of pensionnaire chymiste. Results were Macquer first, then Lavoisier, and finally le comte d'Argenvillers. Fouchy's "plumitif"
(1772-08-14): Grandjean de Fouchy records decision of Aug. 14, that M. Fatori should hand over to Lavoisier, Cadet, Macquer and Brisson the instruments they need for experiments they are performing with burning glass. P-V, 1772, fol. 286b-287a
(1772-08-14): "M. le Directeur [Trudaine] a fait distribuer une brochure intitulée Manière d'impregner l'eau d'air fixe. Traduit de l'Anglois de M. Joseph Priestley par M. L. Rozier." P-V, 1772, fol. 286b
(1772-08-14) (1772-08-17): Experiment on the large burning glass of the Tour d'Auvergne and with the lens of the Académie (called the burning glass of the Palais Royal, built by Tschirnhaus).
(1772-08-19): Lavoisier drafts a note on the chemical combination of heat with different substances
(1772-08-29): Lavoisier announces he has a memoir on the "feu élémentaire", leaves to get it and secretary initials it. P-V, 1772, fol. 292b
(1772-08-29): Lavoisier names "associé à la classe de chimie" in place of Macquer. P-V, 1772, fol. 304b
(1772-08-29): "M. a lu des expériences sur la marche de la chaleur dans certaines circonstances faites à Edimbourg par le Dr. Watch [Black]" P-V, 1772, fol. 304a
(1772-08-30): Letter to ? Referring to election as associé chimiste. Says worked yesterday morning with Macquer and Cadet in Jardin de l'Infante with lens of the Académie.
(1772-09-05): Lavoisier and Tillet report on the soap of M. Goezand
(1772-09-10): Experiment on the absorbtion of air by the combustion of phosophorous
(1772-10): Appearance in the Observations sur la physique of Lavoisier's short note on the transformation of water into ice, on experiments done in September 1771. Prompted by communcation of Black's results. Reference to Système sur les eléments
(1772-10-02): Lavoisier writes a note on David Hume's ideas on politcal economy
(1772-10-12): Letter of Duc d'Ayen to Macquer. Agrees with Macquer's proposition ro send hos dowser to Lavoisier whenever Lavoisier is in the country
(1772-10-20): Deposits at the Académie a "notice" on combustion of phosphorous. He concludes it abosorbs air in burning
(1772-11-01): Drawing up of sealed note on the fixation of air in the combustion of sulphur and phosophorus. Deposited at the Académie, November 2, opened May 5 1773. P-V, 1773, 117.
(1772-11-14): Macquer reads Memoir to the Académie: Expériences sur le verre ardent in collaboration with Lavoisier, Cadet and Brisson. Reread on December 2. P-V, 1772, December
(1772-11-25): At the Académie "M. Lavoisier a lu un écrit". Probably refers to observations on the crystallization of salts. P-V, 1772, fol. 344.
(1772-11-28): Macquer reports on behalf of M. Baumé that the latter already made the same experiment on heat of crystallization and that he has seen it in a page of proof of the Traité de chimie expériementale which Baumé is publishing. Macquer refers to
(1772-12-02): Cadet, Lavoisier and Brisson read again the memoir on experiments with burning glass P-V, 1772, fol. 350

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