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Meanings of modern chemistry in English
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Usage of modern chemistry in English
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These experiments are rightly regarded as the actual beginning of modern chemistry.
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Yes, glass gave birth to modern chemistry and this is still evident today.
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Plastic is the most obvious product of modern chemistry in the everyday world.
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It was the first use of symbols to represent the elements of modern chemistry.
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But too many resplendent pigments, fruits of the fecundity of modern chemistry, have been found deficient.
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Thus modern chemistry demonstrates the verity of the music of the spheres-anothervisionary concept of ancient mysticism.
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She explained how modern chemistry can produce almost any kind of scent synthetically, even popcorn and pickles.
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It is like some of those terrible compounds of modern chemistry, an inert, innocuous-looking drop of liquid.
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The researches of modern chemistry prove the truth of this law in the larger part of natural effects.
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This method of research, as applied to organic compounds, embodies in it the highest triumphs of modern chemistry.
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Hydroxylation via C-H bond activation in the absence of any harmful oxidizing reagents is technically difficult in modern chemistry.
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Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794) is often called the father of modern chemistry.
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Before modern chemistry brought doctors blood and urine tests for diagnosing diabetes, they had to rely on their taste buds.
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It is said very often, and very boldly, that modern physics and modern chemistry demonstrate the unfounded character of religious beliefs.
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In 1661, Robert Boyle, called the father of modern chemistry, defined an element as a substance that cannot be further decomposed.
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Glauber, Willis, Mayow, Lemery, Agricola and Stahl led up to Robert Boyle, with whom modern chemistry may be said to begin.
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