J. R. Partington Quote

It is clear, however, that the distinguishing mark of the whole development of theoretical chemistry and physics is the elimination of the anthropomorphic elements, especially specific sense-impressions, from the concepts. This process is called by Prof. M. Planck the objectification of the physical system.


Introduction Note: Max Planck, "Acht Vorlesungen iiber theoretische Physik" (1910) - Higher Mathematics for Chemical Students (1911)


It is clear, however, that the distinguishing mark of the whole development of theoretical chemistry and physics is the elimination of the...

It is clear, however, that the distinguishing mark of the whole development of theoretical chemistry and physics is the elimination of the...

It is clear, however, that the distinguishing mark of the whole development of theoretical chemistry and physics is the elimination of the...

It is clear, however, that the distinguishing mark of the whole development of theoretical chemistry and physics is the elimination of the...