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Prospectus for Part 1 of "A New System of Chemical Philosophy" with letter to Dr. Bostock from John Dalton, June 11, 1808   (Wikidata search (Cirrus search) Wikidata query (SPARQL)  Create new Wikidata item based on this file)
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Dalton, John, 1766-1844
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Prospectus for Part 1 of "A New System of Chemical Philosophy" with letter to Dr. Bostock from John Dalton, June 11, 1808
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Prospectus announcing the publication of part I of John Dalton’s (1766-1844) immortal New System of Chemical Philosophy (Manchester, 1808). This copy contains an accompanying letter to Dr. John Bostock (1773-1846) from Dalton, who enquires if Bostock wishes to purchase a copy of his forthcoming book. Widely known for introducing the atomic theory into chemistry, Dalton was a noted English meteorologist and chemist. His research on meteorology resulted in its acceptance as a recognized science. He discovered his own color blindness through his botanical studies of flower hues and subsequently used this discovery to inform his research on color blindness. Bostock was a physician, geologist, and one of the first chemical pathologists. He was the first to realize the relationship between urea and albumin in the blood and urine; he noted diminution of urea in urine as it rose in the blood, and that albumin concentration in the blood fell as that in urine increased.
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