Leibniz and the Chemistry

Cultura:105-123 (2013)
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Abstract

Este trabajo analiza la presencia de la química en el pensamiento leibniciano. Se valora su contribución al nacimiento de la nueva química y la superación de la vieja alquimia. Se analizan los principales escritos consagrados por el filósofo a esta problemática, para establecer cómo evoluciona y qué relaciones tiene con sus trabajos en otras disciplinas.

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