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Dalton, Mixed Gases, and the Origin of the Chemical Atomic Theory

Theron Cole
Pages 117-130 | Published online: 18 Jul 2013

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Herbert T Pratt. (2010) A Letter Signed: The Very Beginnings of Dalton's Atomic Theory. Ambix 57:3, pages 301-310.
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Hélio Elael Bonini Viana & Paulo Alves Porto. (2009) The Development of Dalton’s Atomic Theory as a Case Study in the History of Science: Reflections for Educators in Chemistry. Science & Education 19:1, pages 75-90.
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Kiyohisa Fujii. (2009) The Berthollet-Proust Controversy and Dalton's Chemical Atomic Theory 1800–1820. The British Journal for the History of Science 19:2, pages 177-200.
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