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EVER since the founding of the University of Prague in 1348, the Czechs have made their contributions to the advancement of science. In the Middle Ages, Prague and other Czech towns were centres for the practice of alchemy and a number of their pharmacies date back to these times.
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DRUCE, G. THE MENDELÉEFF—BRAUNER TRADITION IN CZECH CHEMISTRY. Nature 150, 623–624 (1942). https://doi.org/10.1038/150623a0
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