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§ 72. The Phlogiston Theory 94
§ 73. Boyle and the Definition of an Element 96
§ 74. The Stoichiometric Laws 96
§ 75. Dalton’s Atomic Theory 99
§ 76. The Determination of the Atomic Weights of the
Elements 102
§ 77. Prout’s Hypothesis 102
§ 78. The “Periodic Law” 105
§ 79. The Corpuscular Theory of Matter 109
§ 80. Proof that the Electrons are not Matter 110
§ 81. The Electronic Theory of Matter 112
§ 82. The Etheric Theory of Matter 113
§ 83. Further Evidence of the Complexity of the Atoms 114
§ 84. Views of Wald and Ostwald 115
Alchemy: Ancient and Modern Being a Brief Account of the Alchemistic Doctrines, and Their Relations, to Mysticism on the One Hand, and to Recent Discoveries in Physical Science on the Other Hand; Together with Some Particulars Regarding the Lives and Teachings of the Most Noted Alchemists · 第 6 / 9 章