2023
DOI: 10.1007/s00706-023-03098-9
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Chemophobia and practical chemistry: the laboratory as a place of origin or, on the contrary, suppression of the fear of chemistry?

Abstract: From the perspective of the general public, there are a number of ways to describe the doing of science, e.g. experiments, scientific inquiry and laboratory work. In the case of chemistry, however, these activities are united by a single site of performance, the chemical laboratory. Indeed, as early as 1761, Macquer states: “whoever would become a chemist, must indispensably have a laboratory.” However, another necessary prerequisite for the successful practice of chemistry is a proper theoretical and practica… Show more

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