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Revolution or Reform: The Chemical Revolution and Eighteenth Century Concepts of Scientific Change
History of Science 25 (4):395-423 (1987)
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Of theory shifts and industrial innovations: The relations of J. A. C. Chaptal and A. L. Lavoisier.Carleton E. Perrin - 1986 - Annals of Science 43 (6):511-542.
Lavoisier's Thoughts on Calcination and Combustion, 1772-1773.C. Perrin & Antoine Lavoisier - 1986 - Isis 77 (4):647-666.
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