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Essays Of Jean Rey, Doctor Of Medicine
On An Enquiry Into The Cause Wherefore Tin And Lead Increase In Weight On Calcination, 1630 (1895)
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Focusing on the intriguing phenomenon of weight increase in tin and lead during calcination, this collection showcases the essays of Jean Rey, a 17th-century French physician and chemist. Rey's research reveals that the weight gain results from air absorption rather than external substances, with a reversible process when heated in a vacuum. This English translation of his original 1630 work includes an editor's introduction and informative footnotes, making it a significant resource for those interested in the history of chemistry and scientific development.
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