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,Profondeur, régularité, dualité,aboratory.. He supported Meyer’s theory of acidum pingue (see p. 145) He opposed alchemy (IV). Wiegleb was to the end of his life a supporter of the phlogiston theory (see p. 636). He was a copious author both in journals and books.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33979-3re he opened a School of Practical Chemistry on 5 July 1774 in Greek Street, Soho, giving a course of lectures and demonstrations.. He was assisted for a time by his nephew William Higgins, who calls him ‘a phlogistian’.. The syllabus of the lectures was issued first in 1775 (I), then reprinted with

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-33979-3apart from the main centres of commerce and learning. He was the son of a wool weaver, his ancestors being artisans and not peasants. The family was in modest but not poor circumstances, owning a small estate (‘statesmen’ in local description). .is father seems to have been of somewhat timid disposi

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