THE RELATION OF PHYSICAL, CHEMISTRY TO PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY By J. H. VAN'T HOFF (inglés-español, primera página) **** LA RELACIÓN DE FÍSICA, QUÍMICA PARA Física y Química Por JH de van't Hoff
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THE RELATION OF PHYSICAL, CHEMISTRY TO PHYSICS AND CHEMISTRY By J. H. VAN'T HOFF
Publication Date: January 1904
According to the programme, I have to consider: “General Principles and FundamentalConceptions which connect Physical Chemistry with the Related Sciences, Reviewing in this Way the Development of the Science in Question itself.”Let me begin by defining physical chemistry as the sciencedevoted to the introduction of physical knowledge into chemistry, with the aim of being useful to the latter. On this basis I can limit my task to the relations of physical chemistry to the twosciences it unites, chemistry and physics,But even if limit myself to these relations, which are not the only two , I wish to restrict myself yet more, in order, in the spirit of this Congress, to callyour attention to broad views: so I shall follow up only two lines, in answering two questions regarding two fundamental problems in chemistry:I. What has physical chemistry done for our ideas concerningmatter?II. What has it done for our ideas concerning affinity?The small table which I have the honor to put before you will enable us to answer the question by appeal to the scientific development ofour science, which also I have to review:
I. Ideas concerning matter
1. Lavoisier, Dalton (180)
2. Gay-Lussac, Avogadro (1811)
3. Dulong, Petit, Mitscherlich (1830)
4. Faraday (1832)
5. Bunsen,Kirchhof (1861)
6. Periodic System (1869)
7. Pasteur (1853), Stereochemistry (1874)
8. Raoul, Arrhenius (1866-7)
9. Radioactivity (Becquerel, Curies)
II. Ideas concerning affinity
1. Berthollet, Guldberg,Waage (1867)
2. Berzelius, Helmholtz (1887)
3. Mitscherlich, Spring (1904)
4. Deville, Debray, Berthelot
5. Thomsen, Berthelot (1865)
6. Horstmann, Gibbs, Helmholtz
LA RELACIÓN DEFÍSICA, QUÍMICA PARA Física y Química Por JH de van't Hoff Fecha de publicación: enero 1904
Según el programa, tengo que tener en cuenta: ". Principios generales y conceptos fundamentales que conectan...
Publication Date: January 1904
According to the programme, I have to consider: “General Principles and FundamentalConceptions which connect Physical Chemistry with the Related Sciences, Reviewing in this Way the Development of the Science in Question itself.”Let me begin by defining physical chemistry as the sciencedevoted to the introduction of physical knowledge into chemistry, with the aim of being useful to the latter. On this basis I can limit my task to the relations of physical chemistry to the twosciences it unites, chemistry and physics,But even if limit myself to these relations, which are not the only two , I wish to restrict myself yet more, in order, in the spirit of this Congress, to callyour attention to broad views: so I shall follow up only two lines, in answering two questions regarding two fundamental problems in chemistry:I. What has physical chemistry done for our ideas concerningmatter?II. What has it done for our ideas concerning affinity?The small table which I have the honor to put before you will enable us to answer the question by appeal to the scientific development ofour science, which also I have to review:
I. Ideas concerning matter
1. Lavoisier, Dalton (180)
2. Gay-Lussac, Avogadro (1811)
3. Dulong, Petit, Mitscherlich (1830)
4. Faraday (1832)
5. Bunsen,Kirchhof (1861)
6. Periodic System (1869)
7. Pasteur (1853), Stereochemistry (1874)
8. Raoul, Arrhenius (1866-7)
9. Radioactivity (Becquerel, Curies)
II. Ideas concerning affinity
1. Berthollet, Guldberg,Waage (1867)
2. Berzelius, Helmholtz (1887)
3. Mitscherlich, Spring (1904)
4. Deville, Debray, Berthelot
5. Thomsen, Berthelot (1865)
6. Horstmann, Gibbs, Helmholtz
LA RELACIÓN DEFÍSICA, QUÍMICA PARA Física y Química Por JH de van't Hoff Fecha de publicación: enero 1904
Según el programa, tengo que tener en cuenta: ". Principios generales y conceptos fundamentales que conectan...
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