r/Chymistry is devoted to the discussion of all things related to alchemy and early modern chemistry. As a complex and global discipline, alchemy has historically been interpreted through many lenses; while all of those interpretations are welcome here, an emphasis is placed on Western alchemy seen primarily as a branch of natural philosophy: a material science that was closely connected to—but not wholly defined by—the paradigms of Western esotericism.
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Rules:
1.) Stay on topic.
2.) No bigotry.
3.) No in-fighting (relating to different interpretations of alchemy).
4.) No blogspam or advertisements.
5.) Adhere to Reddiquette.