Aún no tenemos significados para "modern chemistry".
1These experiments are rightly regarded as the actual beginning of modern chemistry.
2Yes, glass gave birth to modern chemistry and this is still evident today.
3Plastic is the most obvious product of modern chemistry in the everyday world.
4It was the first use of symbols to represent the elements of modern chemistry.
5But too many resplendent pigments, fruits of the fecundity of modern chemistry, have been found deficient.
6Thus modern chemistry demonstrates the verity of the music of the spheres-anothervisionary concept of ancient mysticism.
7She explained how modern chemistry can produce almost any kind of scent synthetically, even popcorn and pickles.
8It is like some of those terrible compounds of modern chemistry, an inert, innocuous-looking drop of liquid.
9The researches of modern chemistry prove the truth of this law in the larger part of natural effects.
10This method of research, as applied to organic compounds, embodies in it the highest triumphs of modern chemistry.
11Hydroxylation via C-H bond activation in the absence of any harmful oxidizing reagents is technically difficult in modern chemistry.
12Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794) is often called the father of modern chemistry.
13Before modern chemistry brought doctors blood and urine tests for diagnosing diabetes, they had to rely on their taste buds.
14It is said very often, and very boldly, that modern physics and modern chemistry demonstrate the unfounded character of religious beliefs.
15In 1661, Robert Boyle, called the father of modern chemistry, defined an element as a substance that cannot be further decomposed.
16Glauber, Willis, Mayow, Lemery, Agricola and Stahl led up to Robert Boyle, with whom modern chemistry may be said to begin.
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