Changes between Version 2 and Version 3 of WO4_Berzelius_1819

Timestamp:

Jan 27, 2009, 10:38:02 AM (15 years ago)

Author:

Wolfgang Schmidle

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WO4_Berzelius_1819

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 === Question 1 ===
 
+2008-12-15: Please see the attachment of 0215.jpg (488,050 bytes) of the book Berzelius_1819. Could you give us some advice on how to mark the two or three dots upon the characters which is in the red circle?
+
 === Reply 1 ===
 
+2008-12-15: (Special instructions sent by accident. Another email: Please ignore the earlier email.)
+
+=== Question 2 ===
+
+2008-12-16: According to your email about "Data conversion work order IV: please IGNORE my earlier e-mail", did you mean that we should ignore the following answers?
+
+Moreover, we have marked the number superscript as {{{<^>2</^>, <^>3</^>}}}, and so on. It is acceptable?
+
+=== Reply 2 ===
+
+2008-12-16: The Special Instructions for the table in Berzelius (1819) have now been confirmed. Please see below.
+
 === Final Instructions ===
+
+(See also attachments below.)
+
+{{{
+Please use the following Special Instruction for the "Formules." column in this table:
+
+Small letters always belong to the preceding capital letter, i.e. "Pb", "St", "As". 
+Please mark the number of dots above an element like this: \1., \2., \3. and so on. 
+For a single dot, you can also use \. instead of \1. 
+In addition, use ^2, ^3, ^4 and so on for superscript.
+
+Examples from p.0215 (only the text of the first two columns is typed):
+
+<sc>ETAS</sc> plumbicus. # \2.Pb <ol>A</ol>^2
+cum aquâ.. # \2.Pb <ol>A</ol>^2 + 6 Aq.
+triplumbicus.. # \2.Pb^3 <ol>A</ol>^2
+...
+stannicus... # \4.St <ol>A</ol>^4
+...
+<sc>CIDUM</sc> aceticum. # H^6 C^4 O^3 = <ol>A</ol>
+...
+arsenicicum.. # As + 5 O = \5.As
+# \5.As^2
+
+Please note:
+In the "stannicus" row, it is not "\2.S\2.t", but "\4.St" because the small "t" belongs to the capital "S".
+In the "arsenicicum", it is not "A s", but "As", and it is not "50", but "5 O".
+}}}