Chymia Medica Dogmatico-Experimentalis, authored by Caspar Neumann and Christoph Heinrich Kessel, represents a significant contribution to the field of medical chemistry during the 18th century. Written in German, this work delves into both the theoretical and practical aspects of using chemistry in medicine, offering a comprehensive view of the chemical and pharmaceutical knowledge of the time.

Neumann, a renowned chemist and apothecary, brings his expertise to bear on the subject, while Kessel contributes to the experimental aspects, making this a valuable resource for understanding the intersection of science and medicine. The book's detailed descriptions of experiments and chemical preparations provide insight into the methods and practices employed by medical practitioners and apothecaries of the era. This historical text remains relevant for those studying the history of medicine, chemistry, and pharmaceutical science.

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