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In the present chapter I explore the historical and systematic aspects of the dictum “All chemical substances are preparations,” and particularly address the empirical background of the elements of the science of substance behavior in different time periods. This exploration is intended as an examination of metachemical conventions, rather than another hackneyed and whiggish criticism of apparently wrong old theories.
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