John Dalton Livres

6 septembre 1766 – 27 juillet 1844

John Dalton était un chimiste et physicien anglais, surtout connu pour ses travaux pionniers sur la théorie atomique moderne. Ses recherches sur la perception des couleurs se sont avérées si influentes que le terme 'daltonisme' est devenu synonyme de daltonisme. Bien que ses travaux aient été principalement scientifiques, un nombre important de bâtiments, de rues et même d'unités scientifiques font référence à son nom, soulignant son impact durable sur le monde scientifique et au-delà.

A new System of Chemical Philosophy; Volume 2

An Epistle to a Young Nobleman From His Praeceptor

The Trial Of Samuel Tully & John Dalton, On An Indictment For Piracy, Committed January 21st, 1812: Before The Circuit Court Of The United States, At

A New System Of Chemical Philosophy, Volumes 1-2

On The Phosphates And Arseniates, Microcosmic Salt, Acids, Bases And Water And A New And Easy Method Of Analysing Sugar

On The Phosphates And Arseniates, Microcosmic Salt, Acids, Bases And Water And A New And Easy Method Of Analysing Sugar
56pages
2 heures de lecture
The art of Dying Well
156pages
6 heures de lecture
A New System Of Chemical Philosophy, Volumes 1-2
364pages
13 heures de lecture
John Dalton's landmark work laid the foundation for the modern study of chemistry. In these volumes, he presents his theory of atomic structure and weight, as well as his laws of chemical combination. Despite the complexity of the subject matter, Dalton's writing is clear and accessible, making this an important text for anyone interested in the history of science.
The Trial Of Samuel Tully & John Dalton, On An Indictment For Piracy, Committed January 21st, 1812: Before The Circuit Court Of The United States, At
An Epistle to a Young Nobleman From His Praeceptor
A new System of Chemical Philosophy; Volume 2
374pages
14 heures de lecture
Foundations of the Molecular Theory: Comprising Papers and Extracts
60pages
3 heures de lecture
The Book Of The Foundations. Written By Saint Teresa.
286pages
11 heures de lecture
A New System of Chemical Philosophy Part 1
596pages
21 heures de lecture
Valued by academicians and scholars, this book contributes significantly to the literary canon and serves as a vital resource for future generations. Presented in its original print format, it retains all marks and annotations to preserve its authenticity and true nature, ensuring that its historical context and insights are not lost over time.
Foundations of the Atomic Theory
50pages
2 heures de lecture