An essay on the chemical analysis and medicinal properties of soda water and other artificial acidulated mineral waters, with some observations on the native mineral springs of Ireland / [Arthur Clarke].

  • Clarke, Babe.
Date:
1803
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Credit: An essay on the chemical analysis and medicinal properties of soda water and other artificial acidulated mineral waters, with some observations on the native mineral springs of Ireland / [Arthur Clarke]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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