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The 29 pages that link to Alchemy, each with the reason it gives.

• ParacelsusNarrower topic: Paracelsus drew on alchemical ideas to explain bodily processes and develop remedies.

• Phlogiston theoryNarrower topic: Phlogiston theory inherited a long effort to explain how heating transforms materials.

• Element namingNarrower topic: Many early element names and symbols emerged from alchemical practice and its symbolic vocabulary.

• ChemistryNarrower topic: Alchemy supplied laboratory practices and questions that later chemists reworked.

• AntimonyNarrower topic: Antimony and its compounds occupied a prominent place in early alchemical texts and practices.

• Chinese alchemyNarrower topic: Chinese alchemy is one historically distinct tradition within the broader history of alchemy.

• Jabir ibn HayyanNarrower topic: Jabir is chiefly known through writings belonging to this tradition.

• Zosimos of PanopolisNarrower topic: Zosimos is one of the earliest known writers within this long tradition.

• Philosopher’s stoneNarrower topic: The philosopher’s stone is one of alchemy’s central goals and symbols.

• Cleopatra the AlchemistNarrower topic: Her place in history is part of the much broader alchemical tradition.

• Nicolas FlamelNarrower topic: Flamel’s legendary association belongs to the broader history of alchemical traditions.

• Abu Bakr al-RaziNarrower topic: Al-Razi wrote influential works on substances, apparatus, and procedures associated with alchemy.

• Jan Baptist van HelmontNarrower topic: His chemical work grew from alchemical traditions while introducing experimental approaches.

• Mary the JewessNarrower topic: Mary is treated as one of alchemy’s early founders.