An edition of The Chemical revolution
(1988)
The Chemical revolution
essays in reinterpretation
by Arthur L. Donovan
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Chemistry, History, Osiris (egyptian deity), Chemie, Atoomtheorie, WetenschapsdynamicaShowing 1 featured edition. View all 1 editions?
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The Chemical revolution: essays in reinterpretation
1988, History of Science Society
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0934235104 9780934235105
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From Stahl to Dalton : the long revolution. Lavoisier and the fulfillment of the Stahlian revolution / J.B. Gough. The Chemical revolution in the history of chemistry / Robert Siegfried
The core of the revolution : research problems and conceptual innovations. Research traditions, Lavoisier and the chemical revolution / C.E. Perrin. Lavoisier's conceptual passage / Frederic L. Holmes. Gunpowder and the chemical revolution / Seymour H. Mauskopf
National communities and the reception of the revolution. The new chemistry in the Netherlands / H.A.M. Snelders. The new chemistry in Sweden : the debate that wasn't / Anders Lundgren
The new chemistry in Spain / Ramón Gago
Contextual factors and the explanation of scientific change. Continuity and discontinuity in the chemical revolution / John G. McEvoy
Lavoisier and the origins of modern chemistry / Arthur Donovan.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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