First Principles of Production; a Study of the First Principles of Production And the Relation of Science to Industry
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It was not until the end of the eighteenth century that Chemistry became a Science. This was due to the application of methods of measurement to ex- perimental work, which, in conjunction with the correlation of the observed facts, has brought to light the truth that all chemical phenomena can be grouped into a definite system. The development of this essentially scientific method of investigation has laid bare the foundation of Chemistry upon which succeeding generations of Chemists have reare...d the noble edifice of the modern Science. The fundamental object in rearing this building has been, AND INDUSTBY 79 and still is, carefully to determine the relationship existing between any individual part and the rest of the structure, and to weave cause and effect into an orderly chain. So systematically and accurately has this edifice been built that phenomena can now be explained and forecast without recourse to laborious experiment. It is this marshalling of facts, this measurement and the resulting deductions, that dis- tinguish Science from Knowledge, as we ordinarily understand that term.
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It was not until the end of the eighteenth century that Chemistry became a Science. This was due to the application of methods of measurement to ex- perimental work, which, in conjunction with the correlation of the observed facts, has brought to light the truth that all chemical phenomena can be grouped into a definite system. The development of this essentially scientific method of investigation has laid bare the foundation of Chemistry upon which succeeding generations of Chemists have reare...d the noble edifice of the modern Science. The fundamental object in rearing this building has been, AND INDUSTBY 79 and still is, carefully to determine the relationship existing between any individual part and the rest of the structure, and to weave cause and effect into an orderly chain. So systematically and accurately has this edifice been built that phenomena can now be explained and forecast without recourse to laborious experiment. It is this marshalling of facts, this measurement and the resulting deductions, that dis- tinguish Science from Knowledge, as we ordinarily understand that term.
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