Dizionario Vecchio E Nuovo Di Nomenclatura Chimica... offers a comprehensive view into the chemical nomenclature of the late 18th century, a pivotal period in the development of modern chemistry. Authored by Antoine Laurent Lavoisier, Louis Bernard Guyton de Morveau, and Vincenzo Dandolo, this dictionary provides invaluable insight into the evolution of chemical language and the scientific understanding of the era.

This Italian edition captures the nuances of chemical terminology as it transitioned from older, more descriptive terms to a systematic approach advocated by Lavoisier and his contemporaries. It serves as a crucial resource for historians of science, chemists, and anyone interested in the origins of chemical nomenclature and the scientific revolution that transformed our understanding of matter.

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