From Corpuscles to Elements: Chemical Ontologies from Van Helmont to Lavoisier

In Lee McIntyre & Eric Scerri (eds.), Philosophy of Chemistry: Growth of a New Discipline. Springer. pp. 141-154 (2014)
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