| Scientific Experiments (6302 words) |
 | Science, he says, is the key to Britain's greatness-Watt hangs Britain's "very survival as a nation" on the single peg of applied science. |
| The science of the 17th century also introduced the formation of scientific societies and journals in which scientists presented their ideas and results to be critiqued by their peers. |
| Although, described from the perspective of 19th century science and culture, some of these creations were so revolutionary that their potential influence on science and society were not completely recognized during the time frame of the 19th century. |
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