Alfred North Whitehead’s ‘Process and Reality’ produces the most thorough descriptions of a pan-experiential philosophy. He is known for creating the Principia Mathematica along with Bertrand Russell.<br>If you read his work it makes it clear <del>at least to me</del> how the fundamental experience of different single entities’ (occasions) and nexus, consisting of them, could be applied to fields such as chemistry.  <br>It is a bit messy and heavy though.