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Berzelius 1819

Berzelius, Jöns Jakob (1819), Essai sur la théorie des proportions chimiques et sur l' influence chimique de l' électricité ECHO

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1. First Analysis

Difficulties

  • unproblematic

Special Instructions

  • none

2. Questions From Formax

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. (SIs sent unchanged.)

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".

3. Analysis of the Result

Findings

Recommendation

4. Post-Processing

Attachments (2)

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