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4. Bergman T (1783) Opuscula physica et chemica, pleraque antea seorsim edita, jam ab auctore
collecta, revisa et aucta. Vol. 3, Uppsala, p 291–470
5. Bergman T (1785) A Dissertation on Elective Attractions, J. Murray, London
6. Bergman T (1968) A dissertation on elective attractions. Johnson Reprint Corporation, New
York
7. Moström B (1957) Torbern bergman: a bibliography of his works. Almqvist & Wiksell,
Stockholm
8. Carelid G, Nordström J (1965) Torbern Bergman’s Foreign Correspondence, Almqvist &
Wiksell, Uppsala, p XVII
9. Schufle JA (1985) Torbern bergman a man before his time. Cornado Press, Lawrence, p 165
10. Bergman T (1968) A dissertation on elective attractions. Johnson Reprint Corporation, New
York, p 20
11. Partington JR (1964) The history of chemistry. MacMillan, London, p 576
12. Boyle R (1674) Tracts containing suspicions about some hidden qualities of the air, part 2,
p 541
13. Broberg G (1997) in: Goethe JW (1997) Valfrändskap, Natur och Kultur, Stockholm, p 255
14. Strindberg A (1914) En dåres försvarstal, Samlade skrifter av August Strindberg, vol 26,
Albert Bonniers Förlag, Stockholm, p 97
15. Crossland MP (1959) The use of diagrams as chemical ‘equations’ in the lecture notes of
William Cullen and Joseph Black. Ann Sci 15:75–90
16. Thomson T (1814) On the discovery of the atomic theory. Ann Sci 3:330–338
17. Trommsdorff JB (1796) Lehbuch der pharmaceutischen Experimentalchemie. Altona
18. Trommsdorff JB (1809) Lehbuch der pharmaceutischen Experimentalchemie. Third edition.
Vienna
19. Brande W (1819) A manual of chemistry. John Murray, London, p 17
276
20 Bergman’s Work on Elective Attractions