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Some final thoughts on the nature of chemical reactions

Some final thoughts on the nature of chemical reactions

Chemical reactions as causes? (part III)

Vanessa Seifert

Aug 114 min read

Jargonium asks … Kostas Gavroglu

Jargonium asks … Kostas Gavroglu

Jargonium asks … Kostas Gavroglu

Jargonium editors

May 197 min read

A bowling ball caused the pins to fall

A bowling ball caused the pins to fall

Chemical reactions as causes? (part II)

Vanessa Seifert

May 144 min read

Jargonium Asks... Eric Scerri

Jargonium Asks... Eric Scerri

Jargonium Asks... Eric Scerri

Karoliina Pulkkinen

May 63 min read

Jargonium at the Seminar on Communication of History of Science

Jargonium at the Seminar on Communication of History of Science

Jargonium at the Seminar on Communication of History of Science

Jargonium editors

Jan 131 min read

Jargonium asks … Marina Paola Banchetti-Robino

Jargonium asks … Marina Paola Banchetti-Robino

Jargonium asks … Marina Paola Banchetti-Robino

Jargonium editors

Dec 13, 20245 min read

Chemical reactions as causes?

Chemical reactions as causes?

Chemical reactions as causes?

Vanessa Seifert

Nov 18, 20244 min read

Control strategies in the discovery of Argon

Control strategies in the discovery of Argon

Control strategies in the discovery of Argon

Vasiliki Christopoulou and Theodore Arabatzis

Nov 5, 20245 min read

Designing and predicting proteins – Why is the Nobel Prize for Chemistry so intriguing?

Designing and predicting proteins – Why is the Nobel Prize for Chemistry so intriguing?

Designing and predicting proteins – Why is the Nobel Prize for Chemistry so intriguing?

Francesca Bellazzi

Oct 19, 20244 min read

Jargonium Asks... Hinne Hettema

Jargonium Asks... Hinne Hettema

Jargonium Asks... Hinne Hettema

Jargonium editors

Sep 10, 202412 min read

What are Molecules and are Molecules Made of Atoms?

What are Molecules and are Molecules Made of Atoms?

What are Molecules and are Molecules Made of Atoms?

Nicholas C. Norman

Aug 17, 20247 min read

Bridging the gap between chemistry and society: natural and artificial from a history of flavour’s perspective

Bridging the gap between chemistry and society: natural and artificial from a history of flavour’s perspective

Bridging the gap between chemistry and society: natural and artificial from a history of flavour’s perspective

Paulina S. Gennermann

Jul 5, 20245 min read

Electronegativity: an intrinsic or extrinsic property?

Electronegativity: an intrinsic or extrinsic property?

Electronegativity: an intrinsic or extrinsic property?

Alberto Barosa Nuñez

Jun 10, 20245 min read

Jargonium Asks... Elena Ghibaudi

Jargonium Asks... Elena Ghibaudi

Jargonium Asks... Elena Ghibaudi

Jargonium editors

Mar 11, 20245 min read

Jargonium Asks... Philip Ball

Jargonium Asks... Philip Ball

Jargonium Asks... Philip Ball

Jargonium editors

Feb 22, 20246 min read

The HistoryMakers and African American Chemists

Karoliina Pulkkinen

Feb 18, 20242 min read

New book in the Metaphysics of Chemistry

New book in the Metaphysics of Chemistry

New book in the Metaphysics of Chemistry

Jargonium editors

Jan 22, 20241 min read

Jargonium Asks... a Book Interview: Women in the History of Science

Jargonium Asks... a Book Interview: Women in the History of Science

Jargonium Asks... a Book Interview: Women in the History of Science

Karoliina Pulkkinen

Jan 11, 20245 min read

Putting the Senses to Chemical Use

Putting the Senses to Chemical Use

Putting the Senses to Chemical Use

Armel Cornu

Oct 18, 20235 min read

Kuhn, the Discovery of Chemical Elements, and the Social Nature of Scientific Inquiry

Kuhn, the Discovery of Chemical Elements, and the Social Nature of Scientific Inquiry

Kuhn, the Discovery of Chemical Elements, and the Social Nature of Scientific Inquiry

K. Brad Wray

Aug 29, 20235 min read

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