
Jöns Jacob Berzelius
Swedish chemistWikipedia
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Search complete. 8 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Jöns Jacob Berzelius".
Oct 14, 2026
Growth of a Soul-August Strindberg
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24:42Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
There was much dispute as to whom the first place really belonged.
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24:46Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
The Vormlanders boasted of having produced Geir, whose portrait hung in their hall, while the Smålanders had Tegner, Berzelius, and Linnaeus.
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24:56Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
The Stockholm students who had only Bergfalk and Bellman were called gutter snipes.
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25:01Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
This was not a very brilliant piece of wit, especially as it emanated from a Kalmar student who was thereupon asked whether there were no gutters in Kalmar.
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26:50Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
The fact was that the period had no special feature to characterize it.
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26:55Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
There is no such thing as Swedish culture any more than there is Belgian, Swiss, or Hungarian.
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27:01Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
Sweden had indeed produced a Linnaeus and a Berzelius, but they had had no successors.
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27:07Jan MorehouseNARRATOR
John had no spirit of enterprise.
311. Putting Students in the Driver’s Seat with Michael Finnegan
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27:28Michael FinneganGUEST
And, and the lives of these scientists were oftentimes tragic.
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27:33Michael FinneganGUEST
There's a great, uh, story in one of the chemistry labs of-- She was a, a female, uh, basically a, a maid of a scientist in Sweden, who when the scientist, uh, his name was Jons Berzelius, would leave, she would voraciously, like, subversively read all the materials in the lab.
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27:52Michael FinneganGUEST
And she in her own right became just as amazing and good as a scientist as he was, and eventually they started working together.
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28:00Michael FinneganGUEST
And there was a little bit of like soap opera drama there too, which we touch on, you know, in a, in a, in an appropriate way.
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Growth of a Soul-August Strindberg
Oct 10 · 3 Mentions
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25:57speaker_4UNKNOWN
There was much dispute as to whom the first place really belonged.
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26:01speaker_4UNKNOWN
The Vormlanders boasted of having produced Geir, whose portrait hung in their hall, while the Smalanders had Tegner, Berzelius, and Linnaeus.
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26:11speaker_4UNKNOWN
The Stockholm students who had only Bergfalk and Bellman were called guttersnipes.
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26:16speaker_4UNKNOWN
This was not a very brilliant piece of wit, especially as it emanated from a Kalmar student who was thereupon asked whether there were no gutters in Kalmar.
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29:36speaker_4UNKNOWN
The fact was that the period had no special feature to characterize it.
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29:41speaker_4UNKNOWN
There is no such thing as Swedish culture any more than there is Belgian, Swiss, or Hungarian.
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29:46speaker_4UNKNOWN
Sweden had indeed produced a Linnaeus and a Berzelius, but they had had no successors.
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29:53speaker_4UNKNOWN
John had no spirit of enterprise.