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Black, Joseph [to] Monsieur de Lavoisier, Edinburgh, October 24, 1790

 Item — Box: 1, Folder: 32

Scope and Contents

Physical Description: 4 leaves; 27 cm;holograph signed (photograph) original in the Archives nationales. Summary: Black conveys the readiness with which the younger chemists adopt the new doctrine and the subsiding of his own aversion to the new nomenclature. "I am much obliged to you my dear sir for makeing me acquainted with your friend M. Terray…" Letter begins: "I am much obliged to you my dear sir for makeing me acquainted with your friend M. Terray…"Bibliographic Reference: Royal Society, Notes and Records, 1949, v. 7, p. 9-11. French translation by Mme. Lavoisier in Annales de chimie, 1791, v. 8, p. 225

Dates

  • October 24, 1790

Creator

Language of Materials

Collection material in French

Extent

36.6 cubic feet. (36.6 cubic feet.)

2 mapcase folders. (2 mapcase folders.)

2 items. (2 items.)

Repository Details

Part of the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections Repository

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