Originally published in 1904, this book presents an account by Ida Freund of the study of chemical composition.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction. The method of the inductive sciences. Observation, generalisation and law. Hypothesis and theory 1. Theories of combustion 2. Lavoisier and the law of conservation of mass 3. Exact and approximate laws 4. Bethollet and the law of mass action 5. Proust and the law of fixed ratios 6. Dalton and the law of multiple ratios 7. Richter and the law of equivalent ratios 8. Combining or equivalent weights. Symbol weights Appendix A. A selection of combining weight values 9. The ultimate constitution of matter. Hypotheses prior to 1800 10. Dalton and the atomic hypothesis 11. Gay-Lussac and the law of the combining volumes of gases 12. Avogardo and the molecular hypothesis 13. Cannizzaro and the application of Avogardo's hypothesis to the determination of molecular and atomic weights 14. Petit and Dulong and the law of atomic heat 15. Mitscherlich and the connection between chrystalline form and chemical composition 16. Mendeleef and the periodic law 17. Kekulé and the doctrine of valency 18. Berzelius and isomerism 19. The ultimate constitution of matter and the genesis of the elements Index.
Introduction. The method of the inductive sciences. Observation, generalisation and law. Hypothesis and theory 1. Theories of combustion 2. Lavoisier and the law of conservation of mass 3. Exact and approximate laws 4. Bethollet and the law of mass action 5. Proust and the law of fixed ratios 6. Dalton and the law of multiple ratios 7. Richter and the law of equivalent ratios 8. Combining or equivalent weights. Symbol weights Appendix A. A selection of combining weight values 9. The ultimate constitution of matter. Hypotheses prior to 1800 10. Dalton and the atomic hypothesis 11. Gay-Lussac and the law of the combining volumes of gases 12. Avogardo and the molecular hypothesis 13. Cannizzaro and the application of Avogardo's hypothesis to the determination of molecular and atomic weights 14. Petit and Dulong and the law of atomic heat 15. Mitscherlich and the connection between chrystalline form and chemical composition 16. Mendeleef and the periodic law 17. Kekulé and the doctrine of valency 18. Berzelius and isomerism 19. The ultimate constitution of matter and the genesis of the elements Index.
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