Due to my knowledge the first learned journal concerning CHEMISTRY was published in Germany by Mayer'sche Buchhandlung and was called the "Chemisches Journal für die Freunde der Naturlehre" (Chemical Journal for the Friends of Natural Science), founded 1778 by Lorenz Friedrich von Crell (1744 - 1816).
Maybe it was the first, even without having an Impact Factor?
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Miguel Angel Montero
Yes, Crell´s Annalen apparently is the world first journal of chemistry, although his short life makes it not so widely recognized;
on the other hand, the Lavoisier´s Annales de Chimie of 1789 is newest in their print but is best remembered as the first chemical periodical publication.
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