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    Carl Scheele : the discoverer of oxygen

    by Roberto Poeti 1 November 2017
    1 November 2017

    Carl Wilhelm Scheele I rediscovered the great scientist Carl Scheele, a contemporary of Lavoisier, during a trip that I made in Sweden, and in particular in Stockholm. It is first necessary to say a few words about the village of Skansen. Stockholm is a beautiful city built on many islands, one of which, known as Kungliga Djurgarden (Royal Garden), the …

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