Ljubljanski kemijski učni pripomočki ob odkritju Voltove baterije.

The circumstances which caused the suppression of Ljubljana High Philosophical Studies including chemistry between the years 1785 and 1788 are put into the limelight. The chemistry equipment in High Philosophical Studies' physicsmathematics cabinet is described. Bartholomew Schaller lectured on chemistry as a part of physics' teachings and he managed the laboratory equipment with the help of mathematician Anton Gruber, a younger brother of the famous Gabrijel Gruber. Extraordinarily quick acquisitions of Volta's novelties are put in the limelight and explained by the fact that Volta's working places Como and Pavia were the part of the same Habsburg Monarchy as Ljubljana. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Povzeti so zapleti, ki so pripeljali do ukinitve ljubljanske filozofske fakultete skupaj z njenim poukom kemije med letoma 1785-1788. Opisan je kemijski del ljubljanskega visokošolskega fizikalno-matematičnega kabineta v času odkritja Voltove baterije. Za laboratorijske naprave sta tisti čas skrbela predavatelj kemije v okvirju fizike Jernej Schaller in mlajši brat Gabrijela Gruberja, profesor matematike Anton Gruber. Izpostavljamo presenetljivo hitro nabavo Voltovih izumov v Ljubljani in ga pojasnjujemo z dejstvom, da je Volta v Comu in Pavii deloval v isti habsburški monarhiji, ki je obsegala tudi Ljubljano. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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