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Johan Gadolin married first, at age 35, Hedvig Tihleman, with whom he had nine children. After his wife's death he married, at age 59, Ebba Palander. Gadolin retired as professor emeritus in 1822 at age 62, a mandatory age of retirement. He moved to a country estate where he lived for another 30
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in 1797, after the death of Pehr Adrian Gadd. He retained the position until his retirement in 1822. He was one of the first chemists who gave laboratory exercises to students. He even allowed the students to use his private laboratory.
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was selected instead. Gadolin became an extraordinary professor at Åbo in 1785 (an unpaid position). Beginning in 1786, he made a chemical "grand tour" of Europe, visiting universities and mines in various countries. He worked with
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In an earlier paper in 1788 Gadolin showed that the same element can show several oxidation states, in his case Sn(II) and Sn(IV) 'by combining itself with larger or smaller amounts of the calcinating substance'. He described the
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Dissertatio chemica de analysi ferri, quam, venia ampliss. facult. philos., praeside Torb. Bergman publice ventilandam sistit Johannes Gadolin, aboa-fenno. In auditorio gustaviano majori d. 9 jun. anno
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Pantologia A new cabinet cyclopaedia, comprehending a complete series of essays, treatises, and systems, alphabetically arranged; with a general dictionary of arts, sciences, and words
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Having established the composition of Prussian blue, Gadolin suggested a method for precipitating ferrous iron as ferro ferricyanide, preceding the work of Gay-Lussac by forty years.
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Gadolin was fluent in Latin, Finnish, Russian, German, English and French in addition to his native Swedish. He was a candidate for the chair of chemistry at Uppsala in 1784, but
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The best series of experiments on the distribution of heat among different bodies was performed before the year 1784 by Professor Gadolin of Åbo, who, rejecting the notion of
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by using the "counter-current principle". By requiring water coolant to flow uphill, the effectiveness of the condenser was increased. This principle was later used by
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of 1827 started in a bakery and damaged or destroyed much of the town of Åbo. Gadolin's laboratory and collection of minerals near the cathedral were destroyed.
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Pyykkö, Pekka; Orama, Olli (1988). "Johan Gadolin's 1788 paper mentioning the several oxidation states of tin and their disproportionation reaction".
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Gadolin is also famous for publishing one of the earliest examples of counter-current condensers. In 1791 he improved a condenser design of his
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Gadolin studied the relationship of heat to chemical changes, in particular, the ability of different substances to absorb heat (
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or German silver, it was a less expensive silver substitute often containing copper, zinc, nickel, and tin.
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Systema fossilium analysibus chemicis examinatorum secundum partium constitutivarum rationes ordinatorium
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Chemische Annalen für die Freunde der Naturlehre, Arzneygelahrheit, Haushaltungskeit und Manufacturen
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The Encyclopædia Britannica, Or, Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and General Literature
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Argent, on a bend Azure with two mullets Or between a rose Gules and crystals Proper.
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Reports of many of Gadolin's chemical investigations appeared in German in Crell's
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Encyclopedia of the elements: technical data, history, processing, applications
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One of Gadolin's latest studies was the chemical analysis of the Chinese alloy
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Gadolin became the ordinary professor of chemistry at the Royal Academy of
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Corresponding members of the Saint Petersburg Academy of Sciences
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and discussed the role of oxygen in combustion in a modern way.
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research, as the second holder of the Chair of Chemistry at the
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Gadolin was knighted and is registered under number 245 in the
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Good, John Mason; Gregory, Olinthus; Bosworth, Newton (1819).
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A private first day cover, Finland, honoring Johan Gadolin.
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Although he never visited France, he became a proponent of
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Daintith, John; Tootill, E.; Gjertsen, D., eds. (1994).
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Gadolin became famous for his description of the first
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in the modern sense. His work was published in 1794.
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Episodes from the History of the Rare Earth Elements
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Nova Acta Regiae Societatis Scientiarum Upsaliensis
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