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  1. Bibliography on philosophy of chemistry.E. R. Scerri - 1997 - Synthese 111 (3):305-324.
    The term philosophy of chemistry is here construed broadly to include some publications from the history of chemistry and chemical education. Of course this initial selection of material has inevitably been biased by the interests of the author. This bibliography supersedes that of van Brakel and Vermeeren (1981), although no attempt has been made to include every single one of their entries, especially in languages other than English. Also, readers interested particularly in articles in German may wish to consult the (...)
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  • Eric Scerri: A tale of 7 elements: Oxford University Press, Oxford, UK; New York, NY, 2013, xxxiii + 270 pp, $19.95; £12.99 , ISBN: 978-0-19-539131-2.George B. Kauffman - 2014 - Foundations of Chemistry 16 (3):253-256.
    The iconic status of the periodic table of the elements has been recognized by a variety of prominent chemists and historians of science. For example, John Emsley proclaimed: “As long as chemistry is studied there will be a periodic table. And even if someday we communicate with another part of the universe, we can be sure that one thing that both cultures will have in common is an ordered system of the elements that will be instantly recognizable by both intelligent (...)
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  • Essay Review: The Nature of the Chemical Atom: The History of ValencyThe History of Valency. RussellC. A. . Pp. xii + 373. £5·50.N. W. Fisher - 1973 - History of Science 11 (1):53-61.
  • The periodic table as an icon: A perspective from the philosophy of Charles Sanders Peirce.Chris Campbell - 2019 - Centaurus 61 (4):311-328.