Henry Clifton Sorby

British scientist, founder of microscopical petrology and metallography (1826–1908)

Born	1826
Died	1908

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On impressed limestone pebbles: illustrating a new principle in chemical geology

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1865
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The President's address

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1876
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On the Ascidians collected during the cruise of the yacht 'Glimpse,' 1881

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1882
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Address to the Geological Section of the British Association

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1880
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March 2.

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1886
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On the tetramorphism of carbon

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1851
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On the preservation of marine animals

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1903
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On crystals in blow-pipe beads

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1869
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On jargonium, a new elementary substance associated with zirconium

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1869
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April 1.

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1870
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Notes on some species of Nereis in the district of the Thames Estuary

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1906
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On a new method of measuring the position of the bands in spectra

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1875
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February 7.

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1870
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Fifty years of scientific research: an address delivered before the members of the Sheffield Literary and Philosphical Society, at Firth College, on Tuesday, February 2nd, 1897

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1897
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$Cover of: On the determination of the index of refraction of liquids by means of the microscope$

On the determination of the index of refraction of liquids by means of the microscope

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1878
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March 1.

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1889
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On the microscopical structure of iron and steel

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1889
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The Microscope in mineralogy.

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1869
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On a definite method of qualitative analysis of animal and vegetable colouring-matters by means of the spectrum microscope

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1867
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On the colouring matter of bonellia viridis

by Henry Clifton Sorby First published in 1870
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British scientist, founder of microscopical petrology and metallography (1826–1908)

Born	1826
Died	1908

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OLID: OL1821382A
ISNI: 0000000063178595
Library of Congress Names: n85801418
SBN/ICCU (National Library Service of Italy): UBOV883210
VIAF: 27849444
Wikidata: Q1346007
Inventaire.io: wd:Q1346007

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