SUMMARY. — Three topics are addressed concerning Lavoisier's activities as a régisseur des poudres : the relationship of Lavoisier's work to the eighteenth-century research tradition of the ballistic improvement of gunpowder; Lavoisier's investigations into the chemistry of nitric acid and potash in the context of his efforts to develop « artificial » saltpeter production; the effect of Lavoisian science on the improvement of gunpowder. It is argued that the principal effect came from the institution of scientific training for the commissaires des poudres. The case one such commissaire, Benoît La Forte, is examined.RÉSUMÉ. — Nous examinons trois aspects de la fonction de Lavoisier en tant que régisseur des poudres : la relation de son trava...
Kritsman Victor A., Hoppe Brigitte. The study of Lavoisier's works by Russian scientists/Des travaux...
Scheler Lucien. Lavoisier et la régie des poudres. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences, tome 26, n°3, ...
Manuscript notes from Rouelle's lecture course on chemistry in 1765, recopied in 1767 by student Jea...
SUMMARY. — Three topics are addressed concerning Lavoisier's activities as a régisseur des poudres :...
SUMMARY. — In this paper I examine the most important works of chemistry read or owned by Lavoisier ...
SUMMARY. — This paper focuses on one aspect of Lavoisier's scientific work : his studies of mineral ...
SUMMARY. — The chemical revolution is a classic example of revolutions in science, but historians do...
Bret Patrice. Débats et chantiers actuels autour de Lavoisier et de la révolution chimique. Introduc...
Salon und Laboratorium von Lavoisier im « Arsenal », ein Kreis in welchem die neue Chemie entstand. ...
For a millenium, till the time of Lavoisier, Alchemy was practised. Alchemy was unscientific, but i...
The author explores the origins of the eighteenth-century chemical revolution as it centers on Antoi...
Manuscript notes from a course taken by Du Tennetar and eleven artillery officers, who paid a fee of...
SUMMARY. — Two unpublished Utters, dated 1787-88, from Mme Lavoisier to the chemist Louis Bernard Gu...
Ist der Unterricht des Apothekers Guillaume-François Rouelle Lavoisier zugute gekommen ? . Nachdem e...
The Lavoisier manuscript collection (1766-1834) contains materials by, to or about Antoine Laurent L...
Kritsman Victor A., Hoppe Brigitte. The study of Lavoisier's works by Russian scientists/Des travaux...
Scheler Lucien. Lavoisier et la régie des poudres. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences, tome 26, n°3, ...
Manuscript notes from Rouelle's lecture course on chemistry in 1765, recopied in 1767 by student Jea...
SUMMARY. — Three topics are addressed concerning Lavoisier's activities as a régisseur des poudres :...
SUMMARY. — In this paper I examine the most important works of chemistry read or owned by Lavoisier ...
SUMMARY. — This paper focuses on one aspect of Lavoisier's scientific work : his studies of mineral ...
SUMMARY. — The chemical revolution is a classic example of revolutions in science, but historians do...
Bret Patrice. Débats et chantiers actuels autour de Lavoisier et de la révolution chimique. Introduc...
Salon und Laboratorium von Lavoisier im « Arsenal », ein Kreis in welchem die neue Chemie entstand. ...
For a millenium, till the time of Lavoisier, Alchemy was practised. Alchemy was unscientific, but i...
The author explores the origins of the eighteenth-century chemical revolution as it centers on Antoi...
Manuscript notes from a course taken by Du Tennetar and eleven artillery officers, who paid a fee of...
SUMMARY. — Two unpublished Utters, dated 1787-88, from Mme Lavoisier to the chemist Louis Bernard Gu...
Ist der Unterricht des Apothekers Guillaume-François Rouelle Lavoisier zugute gekommen ? . Nachdem e...
The Lavoisier manuscript collection (1766-1834) contains materials by, to or about Antoine Laurent L...
Kritsman Victor A., Hoppe Brigitte. The study of Lavoisier's works by Russian scientists/Des travaux...
Scheler Lucien. Lavoisier et la régie des poudres. In: Revue d'histoire des sciences, tome 26, n°3, ...
Manuscript notes from Rouelle's lecture course on chemistry in 1765, recopied in 1767 by student Jea...