An edition of John Dalton & the progress of science (1968)

John Dalton & the progress of science.

Papers presented to a conference of historians of science held in Manchester, September 19-24, 1966 to mark the bicentenary of Dalton's birth. Edited by D. S. L. Cardwell.

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An edition of John Dalton & the progress of science (1968)

John Dalton & the progress of science.

Papers presented to a conference of historians of science held in Manchester, September 19-24, 1966 to mark the bicentenary of Dalton's birth. Edited by D. S. L. Cardwell.

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Manchester Univ. Press; New York, Barnes & Noble
Language
English
Pages
352

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Science, Congresses, History

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John Dalton (1766-1844)
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John Dalton & the progress of science.: Papers presented to a conference of historians of science held in Manchester, September 19-24, 1966 to mark the bicentenary of Dalton's birth. Edited by D. S. L. Cardwell.
1968, Manchester Univ. Press; New York, Barnes & Noble
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[Manchester, Eng.]
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Russian Scientists on Dalton Atomic Theory ( Yu.I.Solovjev and L.P.Petrov, page 300 )

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xxii, 352 p.
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352

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OL16866952M
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