Table of the Different Relations Observed in Chemistry between Different Substances 27 August 1718

Science in Context 9 (3):313-320 (1996)
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In chemistry one observes different relationships [rapports] between different bodies, which act such that they unite easily with one another. These relationships have their degrees and their laws. One observes their different insofar as, among several materials are confounded and that have some disposition to unite together, one perceives that one of these substances always unites constantly with a certain other [substance] preferably to all others.

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