Europe 2007
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On this trip we visited Germany, Poland,
Lithuania, France and England to rediscover interesting information
on the chemical elements and their discoverers.
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Statue of Bunsen with Jim in Heidelberg, Germany
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Bunsen's Laboratory in Heidelberg, Germany
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Tübingen Castle in Tübingen, Germany
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Location of discovery of DNA in Tübingen Castle
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Home of Döbereiner--Bug, Germany
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Döbereiner discovered triads in elements from
their atomic weight
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Tiny model of Berlin in 1750 in the Märkisches
Museum
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Marie Curie's Museum in her former home in Warsaw,
Poland
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Statue of Sniadecki in cathedral in Vilneus, Lithuania
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Painting of Sniadecki in Vilnius cathedral. He worked
to isolate ruthenium
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Big folk festival in Vilneus, Lithuania
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University in Wroclaw, Poland where Lother Meyer was
a professor
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Foucault's Pendulum in the Pantheon in Paris, France
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Display of Marie and Pierre Curie in the Pantheon
in Paris, France
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Priestley's house in The Green near Calne, England,
where he lived when he worked at Bowood.
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Townhall in Manchester, England where there is a painting
of John Dalton gathering marsh gas.
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John Dalton statue in the Town Hall of Manchester,
England
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Plaque commemorating where Priestly studied in Warrington,
England
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| Jim and Dr. Anthony Fletcher at the Great Central Railroad at Loughborough, England |
At Rothley Station waiting on another train
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