1) write the difference between alchemy and chemistry
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alchemy is the study of breaking down, and rebuilding something. so lets say if you broke a glass, you can fix it use a transmutation circle and making it the same before it broke or you could make it something else but it would have to be the same.
magic… thats a bit harder to explain, because it has so many different ways of using it. because theres life magic, death magic, fire, water, earth, air, light, dark, and so so so much more. but it;s used to heal people, and or destroy them through battle magic.
the big differences are that Alchemy is something that we can explain, magic goes much deeper then that.
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I will tell you a one more answer for this question. Alchemy is a so-called Proto science , meaning that it isn't actually Science in the modern sense of the world , but it was an ancient tradition that established many important thought s and conventions , like the use of procedures, equipment and terminology , that would ultimately form the paradigm of modern chemistry. Chemistry is a proper science that deals with matter and its transformation
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Alchemy:
1) medieval thought on chemistry
2) scientist believe that the metals to alive and growing underground.
3)alchemist belief that all base metal could trans form into presious metal.
Chemistry:
1) modern thought on chemistry.
2) scientists believe that metals are purified from of base metals
3)chemist believe that all metal including precious metals individual identities.
1) medieval thought on chemistry
2) scientist believe that the metals to alive and growing underground.
3)alchemist belief that all base metal could trans form into presious metal.
Chemistry:
1) modern thought on chemistry.
2) scientists believe that metals are purified from of base metals
3)chemist believe that all metal including precious metals individual identities.
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