Laws and order in eighteenth-century chemistry

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1: The background of eighteenth century chemistry. 2: Chemical affinity and attraction in the seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries. 3: Physical theories and their reception by chemists. 4: Tables of affinity and of elective attractions. 5: Classificaiton, quantification, and explanation. Index

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