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Marguerite Catherine Perey
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Francium
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Caesium
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Gustav Kirchhoff (left) and Robert Bunsen (right)
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Bunsen burner
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Houses the university church, the department for religious studies and a representative lecture hall
The Old University Marburg — Houses the university church, the department for religious studies and a representative lecture hall
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The Old University Marburg Houses the university church, the department for religious studies and a representative lecture hall
logo of University of Marburg
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Robert Wilhelm Bunsen
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Gustav Kirchhoff (left) and Robert Bunsen (center) discovered rubidium by spectroscopy. (Henry Enfield Roscoe is on the right side.)
Kirchhoff, Bunsen, Roscoe — Gustav Kirchhoff (left) and Robert Bunsen (center) discovered rubidium by spectroscopy. (Henry Enfield Roscoe is on the right side.)
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Kirchhoff, Bunsen, Roscoe Gustav Kirchhoff (left) and Robert Bunsen (center) discovered rubidium by spectroscopy. (Henry Enfield Roscoe is on the right side.)
Rubidium
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Louis Jacques Thénard
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