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History of Chemistry, Volume 2 (of 2)

Note 2 — Chapter II · The Chemical Elements Discovered since 1850

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The substances which appear to be formed by the disintegration of uranium, radium, thorium—the so-called radio-active elements—such as ionium, actinium, polonium, and the various emanations to which they give rise, are not here enumerated. They are dealt with in Chapter III.

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