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  • The Idea of the Natural Law in Ancient China
    Having or not having the idea of the nature law ,it is rule to measure the level of science in ancient times to a nation. Had or not had Chinese the idea of the nature law in ancient times?There is not an answer for the question at present academe. By seeing about the concept of Chang. Dao. T i.Shuo.Ze, we come to the conclusion that Chinese had the idea of the nature law in olden days,although they did not understand deeply to the content of nature law. A Reappraisal of the Statement“Boyle Established Chemistry as Science”
    作者: 编委会编辑        
    卷期: 2001
    页码: 58-64+96
  • Robert Boyle and the Seven, teenth Century Chemistry
    "Boyle. established chemistry as science”,one of the most famous statements made by Engels ,has long been misunderstood by most of the Chinese scholars. They believed that Robert Boyle formulated the modern definition of element in The Sceptical Chemist thus Boyle established chemistry as science. However,it is found that boyle did not ever put forward the modern definition of element if we study Boyle’s original literature. Boyle was sceptical of the existence of those substances called element. .So arises the problem that how to understand the meaning of Engles’statement. The author made a study of Boyle’s book and his mechanical philosophy(or corpuscular philosophy) and concluded that because he formulated the mechanical chemistry ,Boyle established chemistry as science.
    作者: 编委会编辑        
    卷期: 2001
    页码: 65-72+96
  • 20014210

    作者: 编委会编辑        
    卷期: 2001
    页码: 73-80
  • 20014211

    作者: 编委会编辑        
    卷期: 2001
    页码: 80
  • 20014212

    作者: 编委会编辑        
    卷期: 2001
    页码: 81-89+35
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