chymics

/ˈkɪmɪks/
noun
  1. The ancient or medieval practice of chemistry, especially alchemy; the study of natural substances and their transformations.
    • In the Middle Ages, chymics was often mixed with astrology and mysticism.
    • The old book described the chymics of turning base metals into gold.
    • She studied chymics to understand how early scientists experimented with herbs and minerals.
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