chemist örnekleri

• By constructing and properly ordering a chain of individual dissolutions in the laboratory, chemists might somehow expose the whole chain of nature.

• They defined chemical elements as those that chemists could neither decompose nor produce in their laboratories.

• Although done in the name of freeing nature's own expressiveness, the willful and directed character of chemists' activity necessarily constrained the outcome.

• When speaking of chemistry as an art, chemists used the term primarily as a synonym for craft.

• The elements that chemists defined as nature's primary principles of activity seemed uncapturable.

• Substances simply were brought forth synthetically (constructed de novo) by enterprising chemists.

• Of course, not every physicist regarded the chemists' announcement as a professional threat to the same degree.

• Correspondingly, physicists experienced professional pique at the chemists' seeming success and acclaim.

• Moreover, these subjects are frequently of concern for physical chemists and spectroscopists interested in the behaviour of molecules in solution.

• Similarly, chemists have also known for a long time that chemical affinity results from the attractive interactions between chemical entities.

• Similarly, until very recently, chemists and biochemists lacked the methods to investigate the effect of forces or torques on molecules or on their reactions.

• What criteria, for example, should chemists employ for naming newly isolated, as yet undetermined, airs?

• Were chemists justified in extending their claims from the laboratory to nature at large?

• The discourse of elements and principles served a rhetorical function of securing for the chemists some superiority over common druggists.

• In this endeavor, he found it necessary to reform chemists' discourse of principles and elements.