'Of the Minerall of Leige yielding both Brimstone and Vitriol and the way of Extracting them out of it used at Leige' by Robert Moray
Reference number: RBO/2i/48
Date: 1663
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Read to the Royal Society on 10 June 1663
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- RBO/2i/48
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- 1663
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- 2 pages
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- Manuscript
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'Of the Minerall of Leige yielding both Brimstone and Vitriol and the way of Extracting them out of it used at Leige' by Robert Moray, 1663, RBO/2i/48, The Royal Society Archives, London, https://makingscience.royalsociety.org/items/rbo_2i_48/of-the-minerall-of-leige-yielding-both-brimstone-and-vitriol-and-the-way-of-extracting-them-out-of-it-used-at-leige-by-robert-moray, accessed on 15 October 2024
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Register Book of the Royal Society Volume 2i, copies of papers communicated 1662-1663
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