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Kipnis, Nahum – Science & Education, 2014
This paper is the first part of a three-part project "How the principle of energy conservation evolved between 1842 and 1870: the view of a participant". This paper aims at showing how the new ideas of Mayer and Joule were received, what constituted the new theory in the period under study, and how it was supported experimentally. A…
Descriptors: Science Instruction, Energy Conservation, Thermodynamics, Theories
Quilez, Juan – Science & Education, 2009
With this paper, our main aim is to contribute to the realisation of the chemical reactivity concept, tracing the historical evolution of the concept of chemical affinity that eventually supported the concept of chemical equilibrium. We will concentrate on searching for the theoretical grounds of three key chemical equilibrium ideas: "incomplete…
Descriptors: Thermodynamics, Chemistry, Mathematical Formulas, Teaching Methods
Abiko, Seiya – Science & Education, 2005
Einstein, who had already developed the light-quantum theory, knew the inadequacy of Maxwell's theory in the microscopic sphere. Therefore, in writing his paper on special relativity, he had to set up the light-velocity postulate independently of the relativity postulate in order to make the electromagnetic foundation of physics compatible with…
Descriptors: Thermodynamics, Quantum Mechanics, Motion, Science Instruction