Chemistry as Peer of Physics: A Response to Donovan and Melhado on Lavoisier
It is argued that Arthur Donovan and Evan Melhado's articles urge historians to turn their focus from a traditional emphasis on the chemical background to the role of experimental physics in the transformation of chemistry. An examination of the assumptions employed in Donovan and Melhado'...
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| description | It is argued that Arthur Donovan and Evan Melhado's articles urge historians to turn their focus from a traditional emphasis on the chemical background to the role of experimental physics in the transformation of chemistry. An examination of the assumptions employed in Donovan and Melhado's works is featured, and a rejoinder from Donovan and Melhado is presented. |
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