Richter, J.B. (1805) On Nickeline (Niccolanum), a metal in many respects resembling Nickel, lately discovered. A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts: 12: 261-265.

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Original Entry	Richter, J.B. (1805) On Nickeline (Niccolanum), a metal in many respects resembling Nickel, lately discovered. A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts: 12: 261-265.
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Full Reference	Richter, J.B. (1805) On Nickeline (Niccolanum), a metal in many respects resembling Nickel, lately discovered. A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts: 12: 261-265.
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Richter, J.B. (1805) On Nickeline (Niccolanum), a metal in many respects resembling Nickel, lately discovered. A Journal of Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and the Arts: 12: 261-265.

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