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vii, 260 pages Early practical chemistry -- Scientific ideas of the ancient world -- Greek science -- Hellinistic culture and the rise of alchemy -- Chinese alchemy -- Arabic alchemy -- The transmission of chemistry to the west -- The fourteenth and fifteenth centuries -- The sixteenth century, a period of technical chemistry -- Chemical practice and theory in the first half of the seventeenth century -- The spread of atomistic theories -- Theories of the eighteenth century : phlogiston and affinity -- Laboratory discoveries of the eighteenth century : the chemistry of gases -- Lavosier and the foundation of modern chemistry -- The laws of atomic combination -- Electrochemistry and chemical affinity -- The development of organic chemistry : the radical and unitary theories -- Organic chemistry from the theory of types to the structural theory -- The systematization of inorganic chemistry -- Physical chemistry in the nineteenth century -- The development of chemistry as a profession during the nineteenth century -- Radioactivity and atomic structure -- Biochemistry Includes bibliographical references
- Author
- Henry Marshall Leicester
- Publisher
- New York, Wiley
- Published
- 1956
- Language
- EN
- Subjects
- Science, Chemistry, History
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