John Dalton

Also known as

Dalton, John

English chemist, physicist, and meteorologist, best known for introducing the atomic theory into chemistry, and for his research into colour blindness.

Born 1766-01-01

Died 1844-01-01

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL2204890A
VIAF56739674
WikidataQ41284
ISNI0000000083848146
LibriVox14153

Top Subjects

Atomic theory (4)
Chemistry, Inorganic (2)
Sugar (2)
Arsenates (2)
Salts (2)
Phosphates (2)
Molecular theory (2)

Books by John Dalton

Total count: 14

Meteorological observations and essays

Printed for T. Ostell ...1793-01-01
Elements of English grammaror a new system of grammatical instruction, for the use of schools & academies

W.J. and J. Richardson1801-01-01
A new system of chemical philosophy

Bickerstaff1808-01-01
A new system of chemical philosophy

1808-01-01
On the microcosmic salt, acids, bases, and water, and a new ... method of analysing sugar

J. Harrison1840-01-01
On the phosphates and arseniates [and other chemical essays]

J. Harrison1840-01-01
[On the phosphates & arseniates, microcosmic salt, acids, bases and water, and a new and easy method of analysing sugar.

John Harrison, printer1840-01-01
Die Grundlagen der Atomtheorie

W. Engelmann1889-01-01
Foundations of the atomic theory : comprising papers and extracts

W.F. Clay1893-01-01
Foundations of the molecular theory : comprising papers and extracts

W.F. Clay1893-01-01
Foundations of the molecular theorycomprising papers and extracts by J. Dalton, J.L. Gay-Lussac, and A. Avogadro, 1808-11

W. F. Clay1893-01-01
Foundations of the atomic theorycomprising papers and extracts by John Dalton, William Hyde Wollaston, M. D., and Thomas Thomson, M. D. (1802-1808)

The Alembic club1899-01-01
Foundations of the atomic theorycomprising papers and extracts

University of Chicago Press1902-01-01
On the phosphates and arseniates

Readex Microprint1975-01-01