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Boulduc, Simon

Boulduc, Gilles-Fran ois (1675-1742) eleve 1699, adjoint 1716, associe 1727 Boulduc, Simon (1652-1729) academicien chimiste 1694, pensionnaire 1699 Bourdelin, Claude (1621-1699) academicien chimiste 1666, pensionnaire 1699... [Pg.460]

Boulduc, Simon. Analyse de I ipecacuanha. PV 19, 1700, lr-6r (January 9). Boulduc, Simon, on Jalap. PV 20, 1701, 162r-167v (April 30). [Pg.541]

Boulduc, Simon, on Gomme Gutte. PV 276r-280v (July 30). [Pg.542]

Boulduc, Simon. Observations Analytiques du Jalap. Memoires, 1701, 106-109. [Pg.546]

Dorveaux, P. Apothicaires membres de TAcademie Royale des Sciences. III. Simon Boulduc. Revue pharm. 67, 1930, 5-15 IV. Gilles-Fran9ois Boulduc. ibid. 74, 1931, 113-117 V. Etienne-Fran ois Geoffroy. ibid. 2, 1931, 118-126 VI. Nicolas Lemery. ibid. 75, 1931, 208-219 VIL Claude-Joseph Geoffroy. ibid. 3, 1932, 113-122 IX. Guillaume-Fran ois Rouelle. ibid. 4, 1933, 169-186. [Pg.568]

What counted as the most significant chemical components or principles of plants changed considerably around 1750. Whereas by 1700 chemists were almost exclusively concerned with the ultimate simple elements or principles of plants—apart from a few individual exceptions, such as Simon Boulduc—, after 1750 the majority of chemists became more interested in the compound components or proximate principles of plants. The increase in collective attention the compound components of plants received from 1750 on did not entirely replace the search for the ultimate principles of plants. Instead, chemists began to establish an order of analysis by distinguishing between two kinds of plant-chemical analysis first, the analysis of entire plants and the organized parts of plants, which aimed at separating the more compound or proximate principles of plants and, second, the further analysis of the proximate principles into their ultimate components or simple principles. Whereas the lat-... [Pg.221]

Homberg s quantitative experiments on the neutralisation of acids and bases are the first determinations of equivalent weights. Simon Boulduc (d. Paris, 1729 demonstrator in the Jardin du Roi) tried in 1698 to find the... [Pg.34]


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