Practitioner. 1980 Jun;224(1344):663-6.

Joseph Black (1728-1799): Scottish physician and chemist.

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Joseph Black (1728-1799): Scottish physician and chemist.
Joseph Black (1728-1799): Scottish physician and chemist.
Practitioner. 1980 Jun ;224(1344):663-6.

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