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 R-03 |
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manuscript |
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317 x 207 mm |
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laboratory notebook |
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Réflexions sur l'analyse végétale |
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Preliminary version of Lavoisier's Considérations générales sur la nature des acides (1779). Partial transcription in Berthelot. Partial transcription in Daumas 1955 |
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A Chronology of Lavoisier's Career. Prepared by Maurice Daumas, Henry Guerlac and Carl Perrin. Edited by Marco Beretta |
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chronology |
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event |
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(1774-11-29): Further notebook entry: reflection on the multiplicity of airs and changes of physical state. In particular Lavoisier has the idea that all substances in nature "peuvent se présenter à nos yeux dans trois états différents, sous forme solide, sous forme liquide et sous forme expansive." Acids are formed by dissolution of air in water; nitrous air in order to give "acide nitreux" (nitric acid) must first combine with something in the air. |
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