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Description

Scan of a picture of German scientist Karl Weltzien (who died in 1870)
Source

Journal of Chemical Education, pages 421 – 425
Date

1951
Author

de Milt, Clara
Permission
(Reusing this image)

see below

A small, grainy, low-resolution scan would seem to qualify as fair use. Subject died over 100 years ago.

No alternative image seems to be available.

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