Through the meticulousness in experimentation, the incorporation of discoveries in physics and the application of the logic of algebra to make chemistry´s language systematic and universal, the level of thought achieved in chemistry during 18th century gave a foundation to the discipline that would allow it to evolve and transform. The discovery, comprehension and application of electricity in the 19th century supplied chemistry with analogous units, which in turn, facilitated increased understanding of the field and permitted the proposal of new theories. Developments in thermodynamics allowed for the presentation of qualitative scales of affinity and electronegativity. The discovery of the atom and electron and the emergence of quantum ph...
Molecules, small structures composed of atoms, are essential substances for lives. However, we didn'...
Chemistry is a central science because all the processes that sustain life are based on chemical rea...
Chemistry is a central science because all the processes that sustain life are based on chemical rea...
The quantitative scale of electronegativity, obtained by Linus Pauling, as a result of qualitative e...
The definition of scientific terms is essentially connected with the scientific procedures. This gen...
This chapter starts by giving a brief account of the development of the atomic-molecular conception ...
Through the development of physical chemistry and chemical physics over the late-nineteenth and earl...
Through the development of physical chemistry and chemical physics over the late-nineteenth and earl...
International audienceA wide panorama is presented from the very beginning of chemistry to the prese...
Attention to the history of chemistry can help us recognize the characteristics of chemistry that ha...
Although the notion of God as the legislator of nature was already known in the Jewish-Christian tra...
After the power void caused by the Roman Empire’s decline, Medieval Europe is involved in a combat c...
Electronegativity is a quantified, typical chemical concept, which correlates the ability of chemica...
The doctrine of affinity deserves to be recognised by historians of chemistry as the foundational ba...
The doctrine of affinity deserves to be recognised by historians of chemistry as the foundational b...
Molecules, small structures composed of atoms, are essential substances for lives. However, we didn'...
Chemistry is a central science because all the processes that sustain life are based on chemical rea...
Chemistry is a central science because all the processes that sustain life are based on chemical rea...
The quantitative scale of electronegativity, obtained by Linus Pauling, as a result of qualitative e...
The definition of scientific terms is essentially connected with the scientific procedures. This gen...
This chapter starts by giving a brief account of the development of the atomic-molecular conception ...
Through the development of physical chemistry and chemical physics over the late-nineteenth and earl...
Through the development of physical chemistry and chemical physics over the late-nineteenth and earl...
International audienceA wide panorama is presented from the very beginning of chemistry to the prese...
Attention to the history of chemistry can help us recognize the characteristics of chemistry that ha...
Although the notion of God as the legislator of nature was already known in the Jewish-Christian tra...
After the power void caused by the Roman Empire’s decline, Medieval Europe is involved in a combat c...
Electronegativity is a quantified, typical chemical concept, which correlates the ability of chemica...
The doctrine of affinity deserves to be recognised by historians of chemistry as the foundational ba...
The doctrine of affinity deserves to be recognised by historians of chemistry as the foundational b...
Molecules, small structures composed of atoms, are essential substances for lives. However, we didn'...
Chemistry is a central science because all the processes that sustain life are based on chemical rea...
Chemistry is a central science because all the processes that sustain life are based on chemical rea...