Kadim Türklerde kimya tarihi
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The subject of the study is the chemistry applications of the ancient Turks up to the Uighur state through the development of chemistry within the framework of science and history of science. Firstly, the meaning of science, the limits and the understanding of what is understood as a science, then the special place of chemistry as a field of science and its history is examined, and as a result of the development of the history of the Ancient Turks and the material that today is directly applied to the framework of the application of this science and the material of the people in the past tried to be placed. As a consequence of resources and working conditions, they are specifically used for the purposes of a nomadic-settlement analysis, which is necessary to discuss the construction of a direct linear history. The blacksmithing activities were supported by analyzes such as SEM and EDS, especially through its relations with its neighbors. Information is also given about a number of methods used. The results showed that settlement findings were reached as a result of the isotope analyzes conducted in the regions where Turks lived, and that in the area of blacksmithing, the population and the region could have an impact on the iron production methods as well. More systematic isotope analyzes, SEM and EDS analyzes on the history of the ancient Turks, where the sources seem insufficient, can illuminate a number of issues that remain in the dark. Key words: chemistry, AncientTturks, science, history of science, ironrworking
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Hakan Ertuğral
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Hakan Ertuğral (Master Thesis). Kadim Türklerde kimya tarihi, 2019, Yeditepe University.
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