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before his wife, and was buried in Porchester Church. Deservedly, he is widely regarded as the first modern clinical investigator. Biography: James Lind 3 Storytelling Teaching Model: wiki.science-stories
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before his wife, and was buried in Porchester Church. Deservedly, he is widely regarded as the first modern clinical investigator. Biography: James Lind 3 Storytelling Teaching Model: wiki.science-stories [...] substitution of pota- toes for some of the pearl barley, provided only 420 calories.5 Considering, by modern standards, that the 4 The publication of the recipe included the cost for the fuel used in the kitchen [...] combustion. 7 The Encyclopedia Britannica honors Lavoisier’s accom- plishments by calling him “Father of Modern Nutrition,” online version http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/332700/Antoi ne-Laurent-Lavoisier
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that your discov- ery of the process for silvering of glass is brilliant! I have bought recently the modern mirror made us- ing of your method for my daughter. It’s amazing how beautiful she is in it!’, the
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hypothesis concerning the mineral nutrition of plants, which became the basis for the development of modern agricultural chemistry. Liebig’s research is considered a precursor to the study of the impact of
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is the difference of the concept of transmutation of elements, in the work of Aristotle, and its modern meaning of the elements that are naturally produced in the radioactive decays or in the production [...] elements and their transmutation in the work of Aristotle The elements and their transmutation in modern science The difference between the two views Activity 8 From the lesson today one could find some
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is the difference of the concept of transmutation of elements, in the work of Aristotle, and its modern meaning of the elements that are naturally produced in the radioactive decays or in the production [...] elements and their transmutation in the work of Aristotle The elements and their transmutation in modern science The difference between the two views Activity 8 From the lesson today one could find some [...] Model: http://science-story-telling.eu Background atoms The concept of Atoms is fundamental to our modern scientific understanding of the world. The em- inent physicists Richard P. Feynman pointed out that
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surrounded by lively ideas, new knowledge and upheavals in many areas. The social change in the early modern times, especially the Baroque led to a large interest in the exotic, the miraculous and, in the literal [...] nets of wonder’ or ‘cabinets of curiosities’ were formed, that are to some extent the ancestors of modern museums. They differ from the me- dieval treasuries in that they contain objects of little financial [...] Kirchers ‘China Illustrata’. This book contains a colorful description of China and its culture. From a modern point of view, the picture was a quite distorted one. As Kircher had only written rec- Figure 1:
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of Science; Vol. 3: Early Modern Science, Cambridge 2006. Findlen, Paula: Natural history, in: Katharine Park (Hrsg.): The Cambridge History of Science; Vol. 3: Early Modern Science, Cambridge 2006 Schiebinger [...] surrounded by lively ideas, new knowledge and upheavals in many areas. The social change in the early modern times, especially the Baroque led to a large interest in the exotic, the miraculous and, in the literal [...] nets of wonder’ or ‘cabinets of curiosities’ were formed, that are to some extent the ancestors of modern museums. They differ from the me- dieval treasuries in that they contain objects of little financial
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sci- ence of nutrition, and Rumford Soup became famous throughout Europe and can still be found in modern cookbooks. Another area of science that fascinated Rumford was the theory of heat. At the time, [...] life, Rumford contin- ued to make new inventions and improve upon existing ones. He invented the modern fireplace and chimney, the double boiler, a portable stove, and the drip coffee- pot. Count Rumford
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Laurent de Lavoisier (1743 – 1794) was a French scientist considered by many to be the father of modern chemistry. His most im- portant experiments investigated the nature of ignition and combustion. While [...] His work was characterized by organizational skills, abundance of good ideas, universality, and modernism. As a result of his accomplishments, his name appears among the 72 names at the Eiffel Tower. Lavoisier [...] brought him significant fame. As mentioned before, Lavoisier is considered by many to be the father of modern chemistry. His most important experiments concerned the nature of ignition and combustion. These