- (phlóx) "flame" phlegm, phlegmasia, phlegmatic, phlegmon, phlegmonous,
phlogistic, phlogiston,
Phlox phloe- tree bark Gr**** φλοιός (phloiós) hypophloeodic...
-
Combustion with a View to a New Art of
Dying and Painting,
wherein the
Phlogistic and
Antiphlogistic Hypotheses are
Proved Erroneous. The book
relates in...
-
Rhododendron arboreum (SMITH) in rat's hind paw
oedema induced by
various phlogistic agents".
Indian Journal of Pharmacology. 20 (2): 86–89. Xiong, Jing; Zhu...
- "fire air" as it
supported combustion.
Scheele explained oxygen using phlogistical terms because he did not
believe that his
discovery disproved the phlogiston...
- use in the
field of chemistry. This
marked the
beginning of the anti-
phlogistic approach to the field.[citation needed]
Lavoisier is
commonly cited as...
- chemist, 1763–1825
including reprints of "A
comparative view of the
phlogistic and
antiphlogistic theories" and "Observations on the
atomic theory and...
- (phlóx) "flame" phlegm, phlegmasia, phlegmatic, phlegmon, phlegmonous,
phlogistic, phlogiston,
Phlox phloe- tree bark Gr**** φλοιός (phloiós) hypophloeodic...
- φλογιστόν phlogistón (burning up), from φλόξ phlóx (flame). The idea of a
phlogistic substance was
first proposed in 1667 by
Johann Joachim Becher and later...
- combustion, with a view to a new art of
dying and painting.
Wherein the
phlogistic and
antiphlogistic hypotheses are
proven erroneous. London:
Printed for...
-
Combustion with a View to a New Art of
Dying and Painting,
wherein the
Phlogistic and
Antiphlogistic Hypotheses are
Proved Erroneous. c. 1800 –
Thomas Wedgwood...
