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Aristotle with reference to Empedokles. However, they carry properties instead of being elements in our modern sense. Consequently our chemical element water is not identical with the ancient elementary principle [...] priority rights. Evidently, there are some differences be- tween Mendeleev’s Table of Elements and the modern Periodic Table. A main difference re- sults from the non existing differentiation be- tween main [...] conceptual understanding has to be taken into consideration when we look at the develop- ment of the modern Periodic System of Ele- ments that includes a conceptual understand- ing of matter. This models enables
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” Dalton started to think, and stood silent in the classroom. “Why?” None of the writings of the modern chemists was addressing this issue, and nor- mally, they were not even mentioning these ratios. Chemical [...] that fruitful – Lavoisier was cer- tainly the master who had laid the foundation to the manner how modern chemistry should be executed. Yet, in his writings was no expla- nation for this behavior. And then
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lling.eu Historical Background: Atoms Introduction The concept of the atom is fundamental to our modern scientific understanding of the world. The eminent physicist Richard P. Feynman opined, in the i [...] atomic model. This can be seen in the historical analysis both in Greek antiquity, as well as for the modern period. It can also be identified in the educational conceptions. The historical development of the [...] Greek antiquity, the knowl- edge of which was, in part, transferred from this period to the Early Modern Era in Europe.1 In this respect, the topic of a fundamental element that constitutes all the other
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Laurent de Lavoisier (1743 – 1794) was a French scientist considered by many to be the father of modern chemistry. His most im- portant experiments investigated the nature of ignition and combustion. While [...] His work was characterized by organizational skills, abundance of good ideas, universality, and modernism. As a result of his accomplishments, his name appears among the 72 names at the Eiffel Tower. Lavoisier [...] brought him significant fame. As mentioned before, Lavoisier is considered by many to be the father of modern chemistry. His most important experiments concerned the nature of ignition and combustion. These
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Laurent de Lavoisier on Respiration Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier, who is considered to be the father of modern chemistry and one of the first to execute and exploit quantitative research through his experiments
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” Dalton started to think, and stood silent in the classroom. “Why?” None of the writings of the modern chemists was addressing this issue, and nor- mally, they were not even mentioning these ratios. Chemical [...] that fruitful – Lavoisier was cer- tainly the master who had laid the foundation to the manner how modern chemistry should be executed. Yet, in his writings was no expla- nation for this behavior. And then [...] Model: http://science-story-telling.eu Background atoms The concept of Atoms is fundamental to our modern scientific understanding of the world. The em- inent physicists Richard P. Feynman pointed out that
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who knew everything, o. J. „Natural history“. In The Cambridge history of science; Vol. 3: Early modern science, herausgegeben von Katharine Park. Cam-bridge: Cambridge Univ. Press,, 2006. Grote, Andreas [...] Johns, Adrian. „Coffeehouses and print shops“. In The Cambridge history of science; Vol. 3: Early modern science, herausgegeben von Katharine Park. Cambridge: Cambridge Univ. Press,, 2006. Kerner, Charlotte
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Model: http://science-story-telling.eu Background atoms The concept of Atoms is fundamental to our modern scientific understanding of the world. The em- inent physicists Richard P. Feynman pointed out that [...] is pointing out extremely clear how important the concept of an atomic struc- ture of matter is to modern science. Yet, he also raises implicitly another issue that is very relevant if the genesis of this [...] seen in the historical analysis booth for the development in the Greek antiquity as well as for the modern period, and it can also be identified in the educational conceptions. How- ever, the historical