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work_enqyzgzg2zebbnkajjqdzzs2za	Robin Findlay Hendry	Elements, Compounds, and Other Chemical Kinds	2006	13	.pdf	application/pdf	5353	348	55	F. (2006) 'Elements, compounds and other chemical kinds.', Philosophy of science., 73 (5). compounds, or mixtures: elements are just those that have no other chemical substances as components. structure, chemists used element names with determinate extensions; membership of those extensions was conferred by having atoms with particular In 1787, Lavoisier and others proposed a reformed nomenclature for chemistry, in which the names of compound substances would his uses of the names of particular elements like oxygen in chemical explanation. The new compositional nomenclature embodied another, implicit notion of element, which is also at work in Lavoisier's thinking about chemical substances: only this second notion can explain the role of oxygen in charge, and not atomic weight, that overwhelmingly determines the chemical behavior of both elements and compounds, via the electronic structure course, 'heavy water' names a compound rather than an element, but the	./cache/work_enqyzgzg2zebbnkajjqdzzs2za.pdf	./txt/work_enqyzgzg2zebbnkajjqdzzs2za.txt