The Classification of the Sciences
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No phenomena without change, no change without force. To these fields of phenomena we may now turn our attention.
To the changes of phenomena occasioned by atomic forces the name chemical is applied. Chemical change, so the books say, is one which 4 See Ward, ' ' Pure Sociology, ' ' p. 171 et seq.
CLASSIFICATION OF THE SCIENCES 167 does not destroy the specific identity of a substance. To a change which does destroy this specific identity we apply the term physical. This is, of course, a narrow... use of the term, but it is in accordance with past usage. Chemical phenomena are, then, the phenomena produced by chemical forces, and physical changes are those produced by molec- ular and molar forces. Chemical phenomena are first in order of time. " In the beginning " were atoms, atomic forces, atomic changes, chemism.
The second order of phenomena are the physical. They include the movements of molecules and masses from the invisible compounds of atoms to the great aggregates of matter in suns and stars.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No phenomena without change, no change without force. To these fields of phenomena we may now turn our attention.
To the changes of phenomena occasioned by atomic forces the name chemical is applied. Chemical change, so the books say, is one which 4 See Ward, ' ' Pure Sociology, ' ' p. 171 et seq.
CLASSIFICATION OF THE SCIENCES 167 does not destroy the specific identity of a substance. To a change which does destroy this specific identity we apply the term physical. This is, of course, a narrow... use of the term, but it is in accordance with past usage. Chemical phenomena are, then, the phenomena produced by chemical forces, and physical changes are those produced by molec- ular and molar forces. Chemical phenomena are first in order of time. " In the beginning " were atoms, atomic forces, atomic changes, chemism.
The second order of phenomena are the physical. They include the movements of molecules and masses from the invisible compounds of atoms to the great aggregates of matter in suns and stars.
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