The History of Chemistry volume 2
The History of Chemistry volume 2
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He did little as an experimenter after he went to America; and, perhaps, had he remained in England, his repu- tation would rather have diminished than increased. He was an admirable pioneer, and as such, contri- buted more than any one to the revolution which chemistry underwent ; though he was himself utterly unable to rear a permanent structure capable, like the Newtonian theory, of withstanding all manner of attacks, and becoming only the firmer and stronger the more it is examined. Mr. Kei...r, of Birmingham, was a man of great eloquence, and possessed of all the rhemica! knowledge which characterized the votaries of phlogiston. In the year 1789 he at- tempted to stem the current of the new opinions by publishing a dictionary of chemistry, in which all the controversial points were to be fully discussed, and the antiphlogistic theory examined and refuted. Of this dictionary only one part appeared, consti- tuting a very thin volume of two hundred and eight quarto pages, and treating almost entirely of ocufr.
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He did little as an experimenter after he went to America; and, perhaps, had he remained in England, his repu- tation would rather have diminished than increased. He was an admirable pioneer, and as such, contri- buted more than any one to the revolution which chemistry underwent ; though he was himself utterly unable to rear a permanent structure capable, like the Newtonian theory, of withstanding all manner of attacks, and becoming only the firmer and stronger the more it is examined. Mr. Kei...r, of Birmingham, was a man of great eloquence, and possessed of all the rhemica! knowledge which characterized the votaries of phlogiston. In the year 1789 he at- tempted to stem the current of the new opinions by publishing a dictionary of chemistry, in which all the controversial points were to be fully discussed, and the antiphlogistic theory examined and refuted. Of this dictionary only one part appeared, consti- tuting a very thin volume of two hundred and eight quarto pages, and treating almost entirely of ocufr.
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