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English: Alchemical symbol Torbern Bergman used for the element Bismuth in his 1775 Dissertation on Elective Affinities. |
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| Source | Dissertation on Elective Affinities, page 385, "Chemical Signs explained" ([1]) and ([2]) |
| Author | Torbern Bergman |
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