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Journal Article

Author
Editorial
Title
The School of Mines and Industries, Ballaarat, Victoria, Australia. Ballaarat Science Lectures, First Series 1882: A course of popular science lectures delivered in the lecture hall of the School during the winter of 1882, published by the council of Ba
In
The Chemical News and Journal of Physical Science
Imprint
vol. 48, 1883, p. 93
Description

Keywords: book review; lectures in science; Foord, G.; Von Mueller, F.; Smith, Prof. M.; gold.
Type of Chemistry: educational; general

Source
CIAB-Collins

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