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Humphry Davy and the Royal Institution of Great Britain
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  • 1983Between Hostile Camps: Sir Humphry Davy's Presidency of The Royal Society of London, 1820–182769 cited
  • 1970Thomas Young’s lectures at the Royal Institution36 cited
  • 2007‘A devotion to the experimental sciences and arts’: the subscription to the great battery at the Royal Institution 1808–923 cited
  • 1980THE LABORATORIES OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTION IN THE NINETEENTH CENTURY15 cited
  • 2007Constructing Space for Science at the Royal Institution of Great Britain13 cited
  • 1959The electrochemical theory of Sir Humphry Davy13 cited
  • 1959On some ms. copies of Black's chemical lectures—II11 cited
  • 1962Origins of the Royal Institution6 cited

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