De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos

De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos

Samuel Cottereau Du Clos (1598–1685) appears as the first French chemist to combine in chemistry (for him, the science of substances, the physics of qualities) demonstrations using the laws of motion with demonstrations using the qualities of chemical principles. In this way, he brought to bear two...

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Main Author: Rémi Franckowiak
Format: Article
Language:fra
Published: Université de Lille 2012-03-01
Series:Methodos
Subjects:
Boyle Robert
chemistry
Du Clos Samuel Cottereau
French Science Academy
mechanism
principles
Online Access:http://journals.openedition.org/methodos/2929
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De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos
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Boyle Robert
chemistry
Du Clos Samuel Cottereau
French Science Academy
mechanism
principles
author_facet Rémi Franckowiak
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title De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos
title_short De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos
title_full De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos
title_fullStr De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos
title_full_unstemmed De la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez Du Clos
title_sort de la recherche des principes des mixtes naturels chez du clos
publisher Université de Lille
series Methodos
issn 1769-7379
publishDate 2012-03-01
description Samuel Cottereau Du Clos (1598–1685) appears as the first French chemist to combine in chemistry (for him, the science of substances, the physics of qualities) demonstrations using the laws of motion with demonstrations using the qualities of chemical principles. In this way, he brought to bear two different and complementary orders of explanation. According to Du Clos, the mechanical considerations represent a first approach, a stage towards the knowledge of “the truth of things” (la vérité des choses) in natural philosophy. He set out his chemistry at the Académie royale des sciences de Paris, especially through his criticism of Boyle’s Certain Physiological Essays in 1668–1669.
topic Boyle Robert
chemistry
Du Clos Samuel Cottereau
French Science Academy
mechanism
principles
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