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DOI: 10.1002/jlac.18330060304
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Ueber die Zusammensetzung einiger organischer Substanzen

Abstract: Ueber die Zusammensetzung einiger organ ische r S abs t amen B l a n c h e t urzd S e l L 'Gesetudsige in den Varbindungcverhaltnissen o r p i . scher IUkper ist in der neueren Zeit der ausschlidsliche Cegenstand dgr Arheiten der Chorniker gewordea. Die Entdeckung terniireq Verbindviigen. welcho obne. Veranderiwg in ibrer Natnr sic11 wit Sauefitoff, Waserstoff, den Sols bildern e t a zu rereinigen vermcgen, hat die Exislenz von orgarkchen Hadikalen adser aUm Zweifel gpstellt j hwvorg(eganpn am dern jetzigen .S… Show more

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“…One of the methods they had used to achieve this involved taking it in turn to repeat analyses until the variation in results was small enough to have no effect on the number of atoms, and hence on the formula assigned to the substance being examined. 46 Although the developments they referred to were clearly those introduced by Liebig, and the method of analysis they described was due to Liebig, Blanchet and Sell did not mention Liebig by name except to thank him briefly for his advice and leadership. This paper, written by two of Liebig's students, therefore provides published evidence for the idea of Usselmann et al that 'analytical results acquired validity only when there was group consensus', this consensus being achieved through replication within the group.…”
Section: Stabilizing the New Methods Of Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%
“…One of the methods they had used to achieve this involved taking it in turn to repeat analyses until the variation in results was small enough to have no effect on the number of atoms, and hence on the formula assigned to the substance being examined. 46 Although the developments they referred to were clearly those introduced by Liebig, and the method of analysis they described was due to Liebig, Blanchet and Sell did not mention Liebig by name except to thank him briefly for his advice and leadership. This paper, written by two of Liebig's students, therefore provides published evidence for the idea of Usselmann et al that 'analytical results acquired validity only when there was group consensus', this consensus being achieved through replication within the group.…”
Section: Stabilizing the New Methods Of Analysismentioning
confidence: 99%