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Plate 4: Elements

  • 1808

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This plate contains the arbitrary marks or signs chosen to represent several chemical elements, from simple elements such as hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen, to septenary elements such as an atom of sugar.

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John Dalton

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Dalton, John. “Plate 4: Elements.” In A New System of Chemical Philosophy. Manchester, England: S. Russell, 1808. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/0c483k09s.

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