Chemistry
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| ""[[Better Living Through Chemistry|Better things for better living … through chemistry]]" was a [[Dupont]] [[advertising slogan]] that ran from 1935 until 1982."--Sholem Stein | ""[[Better Living Through Chemistry|Better things for better living … through chemistry]]" was a [[Dupont]] [[advertising slogan]] that ran from 1935 until 1982."--Sholem Stein | ||
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| - | "No nation so ancient, but has had its [[narcotic]] [[soothe]]r from the most ancient times; none so remote or isolated but has found within its own borders a [[pain]]-allayer or narcotic pain-dispeller." -- ''[[Chemistry of Common Life]]'', James Finlay Weir Johnston | + | "No nation so ancient, but has had its [[narcotic]] [[soothe]]r from the most ancient times; none so remote or isolated but has found within its own borders a [[pain]]-allayer or narcotic pain-dispeller." -- ''[[Chemistry of Common Life]]'' (1855) by James Finlay Weir Johnston |
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""Better things for better living … through chemistry" was a Dupont advertising slogan that ran from 1935 until 1982."--Sholem Stein "No nation so ancient, but has had its narcotic soother from the most ancient times; none so remote or isolated but has found within its own borders a pain-allayer or narcotic pain-dispeller." -- Chemistry of Common Life (1855) by James Finlay Weir Johnston |
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The branch of science that deals with the composition and constitution of substances and the changes that they undergo as a consequence of alterations in the constitution of their molecules. Metaphorically, also used for the mutual attraction between two people; rapport, affinity.
See also
- Skatole
- Alchemy
- Better Living Through Chemistry
- Multiple chemical sensitivity
- Elective Affinities an 1809 novel by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
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