- the volume of knowledge was minimal
- analytical chemistry methods are rare
- laboratory instruments are very rare and simple
- the atomic theory was yet a curiosity
and many other motivations
It was John Dalton in the early 1800s.
The early history of Islaam is full of scientists but they were especially prominent in physics and astronomy. However, Muslims were involved in the discovery and development of very early medicinal and industrial chemistry (such as tanning and dying), and chemical processing (such as crystalisation and distillation). Muslim chemists were also responsible for the identification of many inorganic compounds such as mercury salts, nitric and sulphuric acids, and chlorides. The names of the specific chemists involved are mostly lost. More recently, the 1999 Nobel prize for Chemistry went to Ahmed Hassan Zewail for his studies of chemical reactions over femtosecond durations.
Prebiotic chemistry is the field of study involving the spontaneous chemical reactions which may have led to the formation of biomolecules and/or life on early Earth. In general, prebiotic chemistry includes all possible abiotic reaction pathways leading from inorganic substances to organic substances to biomolecules or bio-like molecules.
There was a time when the church had books control. Knowledge was not common. Alchemy was beginning of chemistry we have today. Because of the control of the church, there was a law concerning the contents of manuscripts. Early alchemists hid their work because the punishment was heavy.
You are probably thinking of the Bessemer process, which acts with the blast of air, but it's scarcely new, it was developed in the early/mid 1800s in England.
It was difficult to remember all the properties of the elements because the elements were so disorganized.
Americans did not know much about other parts of the country
Americans did not know much about other parts of the country
Shallow water.
. It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else.
It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else
it was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else
APEX There was little demand for European goods in china.
Children were especially susceptible to the diseases and also child labor.
It was too difficult to travel to get goods somewhere else. (APEX)
Americans did not know much about other parts of the country
skiing was around long before the 1800s