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28 June, 02:45

Why did Boyle think that chemistry was the key to understanding?

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    Boyle believed that chemistry - the behavior of substances - could be explained through the motion of atoms, which in turn could be understood through mechanics - Galileo's mathematics of motion. Boyle was ultimately proved correct, because today we can understand chemistry mathematically, through quantum mechanics.
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