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Arsenic,known to these ancient civilizations. Because arsenic has such a long history, only a few highlights will be presented here. These highlights were obtained from reviews by Vallee .. (1960), Schroeder and Balassa (1966), Frost (1970), Klevay (1976), and Bruckner and Dietze (1980).

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Vanadium, the rich colors of its derivatives. H. E. Roscoe made major contributions to the early study of vanadium and published numerous papers from 1868 to 1871 that provided the basis for subsequent work (Clark, 1973).

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