Talk:Timeline of physical chemistry

A poor fit

This article was originally copied from a section of History of quantum mechanics (now in its own article, Timeline of quantum mechanics). There are a lot of entries that seem like a poor fit for physical chemistry. RockMagnetist (talk) 21:16, 24 April 2012 (UTC)

Even after these years, those problems unfortunately still arise. There were some stuff from particle physics that had zero impact on the development and history of physical chemistry, so I removed them. I had consulted about this on the talk page of WikiProject Chemistry, but got next-to-nil agreement there. There are still many things in this page that are too distanced from what physical chemistry is (such as stuff from physics that have no business in it), and also omits actual discoveries related to it (such as Nernst's equation and Prigonine's research on chemical thermodynamics). This article needs a considerable improvement. --190.124.30.189 (talk) 23:38, 9 October 2021 (UTC)