Numerous attempts have been made in the recent past to apply the laws and the methodology of physics and chemistry to the life processes. Although these occasionally have been marked by a certain amount of success, biology as a science retains much of the empirical quality that characterized physics and chemistry in their early days.
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© 1950 American Institute of Physics.
1950
American Institute of Physics
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