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Robert Boyle: Founder of Modern Chemistry (Immortals of Science) by Harry Sootin popular medicine by the ever-changing forms ofRobert Boyle, the great English chemist, is often regarded as the "founder of modern chemistry" because he was a firm believer in experiment rather than theory. Throughout his lifetime, Boyle insisted that chemistry was farm more than a mere subdivision of medical knowledge. Indeed, the results of his brilliant work proved that chemistry was itself a full fledged science. Boyle's best known achievement is the Law that bears his name today Boyle's Law,