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Physicians, chemists, and the analysis of mineral waters: “The most difficult part of chemistry.”
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  • 1962Fourcroy : chemist and revolutionary, 1755-180938 cited
  • 1979“Cures without care”“chymical physicians” and mineral waters in seventeenth-century English medicine27 cited
  • 1982Physicians and the chemical analysis of mineral waters in Eighteenth-century England25 cited

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