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Subject(s)

• Chemistry—Philosophy [Browse]

Series

• Integrated Science [More in this series]
• Integrated Science ; v.2 [More in this series]

Notes

Includes index.

Source of description

Description based on print version record.

Contents

• Intro
• Preface
• Contents
• About the Author
• 1 Chemistry and Philosophy of Science
• 1.1 Conclusions
• References
• 2 Perceptions, Experiments and Principles
• 2.1 Conclusions
• 3 Synthesis of Philosophy and Technology
• 3.1 Conclusions
• 4 Alchemy
• 4.1 Conclusions
• 5 Occult Enlightenment
• 5.1 Conclusions
• 6 Conceptualization of Science and Experimental Model Systems
• 6.1 Conclusions
• 7 Ceteris Paribus
• 7.1 Conclusions
• 8 Scientific Revolution in Chemistry
• 8.1 Conclusions
• Reference
• 9 Atoms and Molecules
• 9.1 Conclusions
• 10 Systematization, Classification, Structure, and Elements
• 10.1 Conclusions
• 11 Models and Reality
• 11.1 Conclusions
• 12 Limits of Structural Theory
• 12.1 Conclusions
• 13 Teleology
• 13.1 Conclusions
• Author Index
• Subject Index.

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ISBN

3-030-69224-8

OCLC

1243535491

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