doi: 10.1179/amb.1982.29.3.141.
A reluctant catalyst: Joseph Black and the Edinburgh reception of Lavoisier's chemistry
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- DOI: 10.1179/amb.1982.29.3.141
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A reluctant catalyst: Joseph Black and the Edinburgh reception of Lavoisier's chemistry
Ambix.
1982 Nov.
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