Social Sciences
Mineral Water
80%
History
44%
Theory
44%
Magnetism
40%
Alcoholic Beverages
40%
Chemicals
40%
Legislation
40%
Revolutions
40%
Complexity
20%
Practice
19%
Standards
17%
Identity
15%
French
15%
Experimentalism
13%
Chemical Research
13%
Authors
13%
Science
12%
Observation
10%
Skills
10%
Process
10%
Autonomy
10%
Combustion
10%
Knowledge
10%
Hypothesis
10%
Forestry Worker
10%
Boundaries
10%
London
10%
Scientific Organizations
10%
Subject
10%
Strategy
10%
Academy
10%
France
9%
UK
8%
Physics
8%
Approach
8%
History of Science
8%
Evolution
6%
Epistemology
6%
Province
5%
Understanding
5%
Academies of Science
5%
Picture
5%
Work
5%
Customs and Traditions
5%
Attitudes
5%
Examinations
5%
Arts and Humanities
Chymistry
45%
Chemical Revolution
40%
Phlogiston
40%
debating
40%
1660s
26%
1670s
26%
Activity
13%
Or-ganics
13%
Empiricism
13%
Robert Boyle
13%
Contention
13%
Confrontation
13%
Physical
13%
Dispute
13%
Interrelationship
13%
Interplay
13%
Elections
13%
Literary Style
13%
Metaphysical
13%
Tradition
13%
defenders
13%
Joseph Priestley
10%
1780s
10%
rivals
10%
Contextualization
10%
proclamation
10%
Acquaintance
10%
Respiration
10%
Chemical substances
10%
Particularity
10%
Natural Scientists
10%
1640s
6%
1750s
6%
Discoverer
6%
Antoine Lavoisier
6%
Experimental practice
6%
rhetorical devices
6%
Experimenter
6%
formative years
5%
obscurity
5%
Scientific Revolution
5%
French Academy
5%
Chemistry
Chemistry
100%
Martin Dehydration
40%
Magnetism
40%
Water Type
40%
Atom
40%
Fire
40%
Phase Composition
20%
Tension
19%
Black
13%
Mineral
11%
Analytical Method
10%
Combustion
10%
Aqueous Solution
10%
Heat
10%
Michael Reaction
5%
