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The concept of atomic weight is basic to chemistry, because most chemical
reactions take place in accordance with simple numerical relationships among ...
Their careful experimental work became the key to chemical science and
technology.
The concept of atomic weight is basic to chemistry, because most chemical
reactions take place in accordance with simple numerical relationships among ...
Their careful experimental work became the key to chemical science and
technology.
Page 349
The classical atomic theory of chemistry was based upon the same principle: the
union of the atoms into the molecules of a ... The fact that some of the properties
of a chemical compound could, by simple juxtaposition, be derived from those of
...
The classical atomic theory of chemistry was based upon the same principle: the
union of the atoms into the molecules of a ... The fact that some of the properties
of a chemical compound could, by simple juxtaposition, be derived from those of
...
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As far as philosophy was concerned, Sennert was only interested in the general
idea of Atomism; the precise content of an atomic doctrine in his view ought to be
a matter of chemical experimentation. His own experience as a chemist taught ...
As far as philosophy was concerned, Sennert was only interested in the general
idea of Atomism; the precise content of an atomic doctrine in his view ought to be
a matter of chemical experimentation. His own experience as a chemist taught ...
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