Experimental inquiries into the imperceptible dimension of substances

3 Experimental inquiries into the imperceptible dimension of substances 

Studying the decomposition and recomposition of natural salts, the chemical preparation of new artificial salts and their subsequent decomposition, the separation 

Most of the secondary literature on eighteenth-century chemical theories of composition does not differentiate between these two approaches for recent examples, see Kim [2003] and Siegfried [2002], With respect to the seventeenth century, arguments concerning the underdetermination of atomism by experiments and other forms of experience are presented in Chalmers [1993] Meinel [1988], 

For the latter, see, in particular, our tables in chapter 8, and Klein [1994a], [1994b], and [1996a], For chemical tables, see also Cohen [2004] and Roberts [1991], 

Spiritual and corporeal substances in seventeenth-century chymistry 

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