Let us take a closer look at the book about simple methods for detecting adulterations of food, published by Fredrick Accum in 1820

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Death in a Pot: From England’s Famous Chemist to Exiled and Forgotten
Why did Fredrick Accum’s 1820 book about simple methods for detecting the adulteration of foods not make him a pioneer of consumer protection?

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Most Accessed Articles: July 2024
Highlights from Chemistry Europe, ACES, and GDCh journals

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