Alchemists study and practice Alchemy which is considered a protoscience. While Alchemists are real people with a real purpose, the field they practice has not been proven real, as yet, by scientific protocol.
Using a loose definition, you could call chemists modern alchemists. But there were real alchemists who's main goal was to change one substance into another, usually this a cheap metal, like lead, into gold. Though the methods were primitive, the concepts are considered important work towards modern chemistry.
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During the Middle Ages, alchemy was studied in earnest by highly regarded thinkers, such as Albertus Magnus, Roger Bacon and St. Thomas Aquinas (Jung, 1963: xvi). To this we can add Paracelsus and some others. For a complete list, see www.levity.com
no, not to a real person. but to a sheep its a real name.
Yes it is real.
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Cerium was not known by alchemists.
Some of them were atheists, though some like Marcoh and Ed weren't sure if God was real or not.
The alchemists were unaware that atoms even existed.
Most of the strongest Alchemists appear to be men.
Sadly, no. As much as we may wish for Alices, midget alchemists, or magical shops owned by alcoholic witches to exist, they are not real. But that's what fanfiction is for.
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Alchemists believed that mercury could be transformed into other metals,including gold.
Alchemists believed lead to be the oldest metal. It was associated with the planet Saturn. Lead was once refered to as "salt of Saturn" by alchemists and early chemists
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The alchemists were trying to make gold out of ordinary things.
Alchemists could not turn metal into gold because gold is an element.