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GANNAL, JEAN NICOLAS (1791-1852) , French chemist, was born at Sarre-Louis on the 28th of July 1791. In 18o8 he entered the medical department of the French army, and witnessed the retreat from Moscow in 1812. After the downfall of the empire
chemistry included a method of refining borax, the introduction of elastic rollers formed of gelatin and sugar
white
aluminium acetate and chloride for preserving anatomical preparations. In the latter part
life
aluminium salts into the arteries. He died at Paris in January 1852. His sonFELnc, born in 1829, also devoted himself to the question of the disposal of the dead, among his publications being Mort reelle et mort apparente (r868), Inhumation et cremation
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