Since in this way the object is implicitly the whole concept, it has within it the necessity and the impulse to sublate its opposed, onesided subsistence, and to bring itself in existence to the real whole which it is according to its concept Regarding the expression 'chemism' for the said relation of the nonindifference of objectivity, it may be further remarked that the expression is not to be understood here as though the relation were only to be found in that form of elemental nature that strictly goes by that name.