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Fig. 16.2 Mottled enamel, (a) Severe mottling. Note the wear at the coronal edge of the central incisors, the brown color, and holes on the coronal half of the crowns and the opaque white color interspersed with brown spots on the apical half (Figure downloaded from The Free Dictionary http //img. tfd.com/mosby/thumbs/500087-fxl2.jpg). (b) Mild mottling. Note the speckles of opaque white color on the labial surface of the central incisors. Other teeth may be similarly affected (Figure is a gift from Dr. Kenneth W. Stephens, University of Glasgow College of Dentistry)...

Klaproth confirmed the existence of strontia (1793-4). A peculiar mineral from a lead mine in Strontian, Argyllshire, was brought to Edinburgh about 1787 and examined by Crawford and Cruickshank, who showed quite decisively that it contained a peculiar earth different from baryta. It was independently examined by Hope in 1791, his paper being read to the Glasgow College Literary Society in March 1792, and to the Royal Society of Edinburgh on 4 November 1793. Hope showed by many careful experiments that the mineral was the carbonate of a new earth which he called strontites. Klaproth independently examined it in 1793 came to the same conclusion as Hope, whose paper was not then published. He called the earth strontian. Kirwan, who had received a specimen of the mineral from Crawford, also discovered the main properties of the new earth in 1793 ° his paper, read to the Irish Academy in 1794, was published in full in 1795. Pelletier and Fourcroy and Vauquelin confirmed these results. 

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Welsh, B. J., Pattern Formation in the Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reaction, Thesis, Glasgow College of Technology (1984). 

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Ferguson, John. Paracelsus. New College Glasgow Univ Album (1874) 261-291. 

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Similarly, by 1820, Thomson began practical chemical training at Glasgow University, which in 1829 formally established a chemical laboratory. Practical chemistry teaching began at the University of Edinburgh in 1823 under Charles Hope and at University College, London, in 1829.85... 

Adair Crawford was bom at Antrim, Ireland, and received his degree of doctor of medicine at Glasgow in 1780. After settling in London he became a physician at St. Thomas s Hospital, a member of the Royal College of Physicians, and professor of chemistry at Woolwich. He died in 1795 at the estate of the Marquis of Lansdowne, near Lymington, Hants (51). 

After studying on the Continent, Ramsay taught chemistry and engaged in research at Glasgow and later at University College, Bristol,... 

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The authors thank Dr. D. G. Gillies, Royal Holloway College, University of London, Dr. T. N. Mitchell, University of Dortmund, and Dr. D. S. Rycroft, University of Glasgow, for helpful comments and for providing 119Sn NMR data in advance of publication. The International Tin Research Council, London, is gratefully acknowledged for permission to publish this article. 

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Lewis Norton died young, less than two years later, and the curriculum reverted to mechanical engineering plus industrial chemistry, one of the combinations that began to be called chemical engineering elsewhere. At the Royal Technical College in Glasgow, Scotland, the applied chemistry curriculum in 1888 took the name chemical engineering for a time [17]. For another example, at Minnesota the first curriculum in chemistry, established... 

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