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| Subject keyword(s) | Historical perspectives, History and nature of science, Instructional materials, Scientific breakthroughs, Teacher content knowledge |
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| Intended audience | Educator, Learner |
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| Rights | Henry Smith Williams |
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A History of Science Volume IV by Henry Smith Williams Modern Development of the Chemical and Biological Sciences Terms Please read the terms under which this book is provided to you BOOK IV Modern Development of the Chemical and Biological Sciences Chapter I The Phlogiston Theory in Chemistry Chapter II The Beginnings of Modern Chemistry Part II Joseph Black Part III Henry Cavendish Part IV Joseph Priestley Part V Karl Wilhelm Scheele Part VI Lavoisier and the Foundation of Modern Chemistry Chapter III Chemistry Since the Time of Dalton Part II Humphry Davy and Electro-Chemistry Part III Organic Chemistry and the Idea of the Molecule Part IV Chemical Affinity Part V Periodicity of Atomic Weights Part VI New Weapons--Spectroscope and Camera Chapter IV Anatomy and Physiology in the Eighteenth Century Part II Battista Morgagni and Morbid Anatomy Part III William Hunter Part IV John Hunter Part V Lazzaro Spallanzani Part VI The Chemical Theory of Digestion Part VII The Function of Respiration Part VIII Erasmus Darwin and Vegetable Physiology Part IX Zoology At the Close of the Eighteenth Century Chapter V Anatomy and Physiology in the Nineteenth Century Part II Bichat and the Bodily Tissues Part III Lister and the Perfected Microscope Part IV Robert Brown and the Cell Nucleus Part V Schleiden and Schwann and the Cell Theory Part VI The Cell Theory Elaborated Part VII Animal Chemistry Part VIII Liebig on Animal Heat Part IX Blood Corpuscles, Muscles, and Glands Chapter VI Theories of Organic Evolution Part II Erasmus Darwin Part III Lamarck Versus Cuvier Part IV Tentative Advances Part V Darwin and the Origin of Species Part VI New Champions Part VII The Origin of the Fittest Chapter VII Eighteenth-Century Medicine Part II Animists, Vitalists, and Organicists Part III The System of Hahnemann Part IV Jenner and Vaccination Chapter VIII Nineteenth-Century Medicine Part II Parasitic Diseases Part III Painless Surgery Part IV Pasteur and the Germ Theory of Disease Part V Experiments with Grape Sugar Part VI Foreign Organisms and the Wort of Beer Part VII Lister and Antiseptic Surgery Part VIII Preventive Inoculation Part IX Serum-Therapy Chapter IX The New Science of Experimental Psychology Part II Functions of the Nerves Part III Psycho-Physics Part IV Fechner Expounds Weber's Law Part V Physiological Psychology Part VI The Brain As the Organ of Mind Part VII The Minute Structure of the Brain Chapter X The New Science of Oriental Archaeology Part II Treasures from Nineveh Part III How the Records Were Read Search this book for: Use Free-Text Query. Tips for searching Please read the terms under which this book is provided to you