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Robert Boyle: Founder of Modern Chemistry (Immortals of Science) by Harry Sootin popular medicine Although his passion for outdoorsRobert 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,