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Peter J. Ramberg, “Wilhelm Heintz (1817-1880) and the Chemistry of the Fatty Acids,” Bulletin for the History of Chemistry, 38 (2013): 19-28
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Peter J. Ramberg, “The Death of Vitalism and the Birth of Organic Chemistry: Wöhler’s Urea Synthesis in Textbooks of Organic Chemistry,” Ambix 47 (2000): 170-95.
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Peter J. Ramberg, “Johannes Wislicenus, Atomism, and the Philosophy of Chemistry: A Translation and Commentary,” Bulletin for the History of Chemistry 15/16 (1994): 45-53.
