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L11 Age of Experimentation Flashcards

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Francis Bacon

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  • English
  • developed Baconian system
  • New method (experimentalism) to undermine aristotle
  • pubished “instauratio magna”
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-9 levels, universal system for collecting knowledge

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Baconian system

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Bacon’s 5 rules and methods for which laws of nature will be discovered…

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  1. Repeatable experiments
  2. Reductionism
  3. Objectivity
  4. Public witnessing
  5. Scientific publications
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Royal Society uses Baconian System

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1633

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Isaac Newton

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  • “The holy other”
  • english
  • invents fluxions (calculus) and the laws of gravity and motion
  • started his own religion
  • published: “principia”, and “optics”
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1666

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Newton invents fluxions (calculus), and laws of gravity and motion
-the ‘anno mirabilis’

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  • “The holy other”
  • english
  • invents fluxions (calculus) and the laws of gravity and motion
  • started his own religion
  • published: “principia”, and “optics”
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Isaac Newton

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1687

  • published by Newton
  • newtonian laws were universal
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The “principia”

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“De Magnate” published by William Gilbert

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1600

-published in english

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200 BC Egyptian/Greek

-how to fake gold

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“Physical and Mystical”

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1600

-published in english

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“De Magnate” published by William Gilbert

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1665

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Plague, university closed for Newton

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Newton publicly states that he will not publish anything until Hooke is dead

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c. 1690

- over the reflective telescope

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English is universal language of science because…

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“Optics” published in english by newton, and had huge impact

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  • born from trying to make spoiled meat edible: use spices
  • need gold to import spices form the east
  • alchemy to create gold.
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What is Alchemy?

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c. 1690

- over the reflective telescope

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Newton publicly states that he will not publish anything until Hooke is dead

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Hooke dies

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1703

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1679

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Robert Hooke asks Newton about movement of planets

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Goals of Alchemy

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  • Immortality by producing elixir of life/philosopher’s stone
  • transfer of base metals into gold
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Alchemy is important to modern science because…

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  • experimented and produced practical products (perfumes/dyes)
  • same principle as chemistry
  • famous scientists did alchemy
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Robert Hooke asks Newton about movement of planets

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1679

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James Price

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  • The last alchemist
  • English
  • published “making gold from mercury”
  • killed himself before public demonstration of transmutation
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Giordano Bruno

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1600 burned alive for going against Roman Catholic Church

24
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Birth of modern science

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1704

  • publishing of “optics” by newton
  • english became universal language of science
25
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William Gilbert

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1600 published “De Magnate”

  • english
  • magnetism and relation to electricity
  • used repeatable experments to prove theories
26
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850 AD by Razi Al

-fake transmutation of various metals into gold

A

“The secrets of secrets”

27
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  • experimented and produced practical products (perfumes/dyes)
  • same principle as chemistry
  • famous scientists did alchemy
A

Alchemy is important to modern science because…

28
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Betty Dobbs

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Discovered that newton did a lot of work in alchemy, not allowed to publish the info by the gatekeepers of knowledge

29
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1600

burned alive for going against Roman Catholic Church

A

Giordano Bruno

30
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“Philosophical Transactions”

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1665

the first scientific journal

31
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The “principia”

A

1687

  • published by Newton
  • newtonian laws were universal
32
Q

Newton invents fluxions (calculus), and laws of gravity and motion
-the ‘anno mirabilis’

A

1666

33
Q

1600 published “De Magnate”–english-magnetism and relation to electricity-used repeatable experments to prove theories

A

William Gilbert

34
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1703

A

Hooke dies

35
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1633

A

Royal Society uses Baconian System

36
Q
  • english
  • developed Baconian system
  • New method (experimentalism) to undermine aristotle
  • pubished “instauratio magna”
A

Francis Bacon

37
Q

Baconian system

A

-9 levels, universal system for collecting knowledge

38
Q

“Physical and Mystical”

A

200 BC Egyptian/Greek-how to fake gold

39
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Academy of Sciences

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1666 France

40
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“Instauratio Magna”

A

1620 by Francis Bacon

41
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“The secrets of secrets”

A

850 AD by Razi Al

-fake transmutation of various metals into gold

42
Q
  • The last alchemist
  • English
  • published “making gold from mercury”
  • killed himself before public demonstration of transmutation
A

James Price

43
Q

Discovered that newton did a lot of work in alchemy, not allowed to publish the info by the gatekeepers of knowledge

A

Betty Dobbs

44
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1665, the first scientific journal

A

“Philosophical Transactions”

45
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Plague, university closed for Newton

A

1665

46
Q

“Optics” published in english by newton, and had huge impact

A

English is universal language of science because…

47
Q

“Optics” published by Newton

A

1704

48
Q
  • Immortality by producing elixir of life/philosopher’s stone
  • transfer of base metals into gold
A

Goals of Alchemy

49
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1620 by Francis Bacon

A

“Instauratio Magna”

50
Q

1704

A

“Optics” published by Newton

51
Q

1704

  • publishing of “optics” by newton
  • english became universal language of science
A

Birth of modern science

52
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1666 France

A

Academy of Sciences

53
Q

What is Alchemy?

A
  • born from trying to make spoiled meat edible: use spices
  • need gold to import spices form the east
  • alchemy to create gold.
54
Q
  1. Repeatable experiments
  2. Reductionism
  3. Objectivity
  4. Public witnessing
  5. Scientific publications
A

Bacon’s 5 rules and methods for which laws of nature will be discovered…

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