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'Experiments of Refining Gold with Antimony. The first with severall parcells' by Dr Jonathan Goddard

Reference number: RBO/1/39

Date: 1678

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Experimentation on gold coins to separate metals out.
Printed in 'Philosophical Transactions', vol 12, no 138, p 953

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RBO/1/39
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1678
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10 pages
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Manuscript

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Jonathan Goddard

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Jonathan Goddard, 'Experiments of Refining Gold with Antimony. The first with severall parcells' by Dr Jonathan Goddard, 1678, RBO/1/39, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_1_39/experiments-of-refining-gold-with-antimony-the-first-with-severall-parcells-by-dr-jonathan-goddard, accessed on 07 December 2024

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