Abstract: Chemistry, as well as architecture, are synthetic disciplines; keeping in mind the function of a final product, they attempt to find construction solutions to obtain a desired shape. There is certainly a difference in the object of design, as architecture is aimed at the design of buildings, and chemistry at the design of molecules, the size of their objects (macroscopic vs. submicroscopic), their nature (classical-physical systems vs. quantum systems) and, most importantly, they differ in forces a designer has to cope with (gravitation vs. ele...
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