Editing Carl Wilhelm Scheele (section)

==Published papers==
[[File:Mémoires de chymie Scheele RGNb10364341.02.vol I.tp 1785.tif | thumb | right | ''Mémoires de chymie'', 1785, French translation by  Mme. [[Claudine Picardet]]]] 
[[File:Scheele, Carl Wilhelm – Early history of chlorine, 1944 – BEIC 7863226.jpg|thumb|''Early history of chlorine'', 1944]]
All of the following papers were published by Scheele within a span of fifteen years.<ref name="Castle 1886"/>
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# (1771) [[Fluorite|Fluospar]] and its Acid
# (1774) "Braunstein" or Magnesia [ [[Manganese]] ], two papers
# (1775) Benzoin Salt [ [[Benzoic Acid]] ]
# [[Arsenic]] and its Acid
# [[Silica]], [[Alumina]], and [[Alum]]
# Urinary Calculi
# (1777) Chemical Treatise on Air and Fire
# (1778) Wet Process for Preparing Mercurius dulcis [ [[Mercury(I) chloride|Calomel]] ]
# Simple Process for Preparing Pulvis Algarothi [ oxychloride of antimony ]
# [[Molybdenum]]
# (1778) Preparation of a New Green Color<ref>{{cite journal |last1=Scheele |first1=Carl Wilhelm |title=Tilrednings-saettet af en ny groen Faerg |journal=Kungliga Vetenskaps Akademiens Handlingar |date=1778 |volume=39 |pages=327–328 |url=https://www.biodiversitylibrary.org/item/178460#page/355/mode/1up |trans-title=Method of preparation of a new green color |language=Swedish}}</ref>
# (1779) On the Quantity of Pure Air daily present in the Atmosphere
# Decomposition of Neutral Salts by Lime or Iron
# [[Plumbago (disambiguation)|Plumbago]]<!-- uncertain to what it refers to -->
# [[Baryte|Heavy spar]]
# (1780) Fluospar
# Milk and its Acid<ref name="Scheele 1780 Mjölk" />
# Acid of Milk sugar
# On the Relationship of Bodies
# (1781) [[Tungsten]]
# The Combustible Substance in Crude Lime
# Preparation of [[White Lead]]
# (1782) [[Ether]]
# Preservation of [[Vinegar]]
# Coloring Matter in Berlin Blue<ref name="Scheele 1782 Berlinerblå" />
# (1783) Berlin Blue
# Peculiar Sweet Principle from Oils and Fats [ [[Glycerin]] ]<ref name="Scheele 1783 Fettmor" />
# (1784) Attempt to Crystallize Lemon juice
# Constituents of Rhubarb-earth [ [[Calcium Oxalate]] ] and Preparation of Acetosella Acid [ [[Oxalic Acid]] ]
# The Coloring "Middle-salt" of "Blood lye" [Yellow Prussiate of Potassium]
# Air-acid [ [[Carbonic Acid]] ]; Benzoic Acid. Lapis infernalis<ref name="Castle 1886"/> ("Air-acid" is [[Carbon dioxide]])
# Sweet Principle from Oils and Fats. Air-acid
# (1785) Acid of Fruits, especially of Raspberry
# [[Iron(III) phosphate|Phosphate of Iron]]; and Pearl-salt
# Occurrence of Rhubarb-earth [see 29] in various Plants
# Preparation of [[Magnesium oxide|Magnesia alba]]
# Fulminating Gold. Corn oil [ [[Fusel oil]] ]. Calomel
# Air-acid
# Lead [[Amalgam (chemistry)|amalgam]]
# [[Ethyl acetate|Vinegar-naphtha]]
# Lime. [[Ammonia]] or Volatile Alkali
# [[Malic Acid]] and [[Citric acid|Citric Acid]]
# Air, Fire, and Water
# (1786) The Essential Salt of Galls [ [[Gallic Acid]] ]
# [[Nitric Acid]]
# Oxide of Lead. [[Oleum|Fuming Sulphuric Acid]]
# [[Pyrophorus]]
# Peculiarities of [[Hydrofluoric Acid]].
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Scheele's papers appeared first in the ''Transactions'' of the Swedish Academy of Sciences, and in various periodicals such as [[Lorenz Florenz Friedrich von Crell]]'s ''[[Crell's Annalen|Chemische Annalen]]''.  Scheele's work was collected and published in four languages beginning with ''Mémoires de Chymie''  by Mme. [[Claudine Picardet]] in 1785 and ''Chemical Essays'' by [[Thomas Beddoes]] in  1786, followed by Latin and German.<ref name="Ferguson">{{cite web|last1=Ferguson|first1=John|title=Karl Wilhelm Scheele|url=http://www.1902encyclopedia.com/S/SCH/karl-wilhelm-scheele.html|website=Encyclopaedia Britannica|publisher=1902|access-date=8 December 2017}}</ref>
Another English translation was published by [[Leonard Dobbin (chemist)|Dr Leonard Dobbin]], in 1931.<ref>Journal of the Chemical Society: obituaries (L Dobbin), 1952</ref>