The concept of the finite nature of matter was first introduced by Antoine Lavoisier during the 18th century. He discovered that even though matter can change its form or shape the mass always stays the same. He was a French noble prominent in the histories of chemistry and biology.
Antoine Lavoisier was a french noble that made hughe contributions to chemistry and biology. He wrote the first law of conservation of mass, recognized and Oxygen and Hydrogen, introduced the metric system, and wrote the first extensive list of elements. Because of his high political status before the French Revolution, he was beheaded.
He discovered that matter can change its form or shape but the mass always stays the same. He was French. He studied the histories of chemistry and biology.
Antoine Lavoisier discovered that matter can change its form or shape but the mass always stays the same. he was a french man. he also studied the histories of chemistry and biology.
The concept of the finite nature of matter was first introduced by Antoine Lavoisier during the 18th century. He discovered that even though matter can change its form or shape the mass always stays the same. He was a French noble prominent in the histories of chemistry and biology.
ReplyDeleteAntoine Lavoisier was a french noble that made hughe contributions to chemistry and biology. He wrote the first law of conservation of mass, recognized and Oxygen and Hydrogen, introduced the metric system, and wrote the first extensive list of elements. Because of his high political status before the French Revolution, he was beheaded.
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ReplyDeletehe was a french noble that made hughe contributions to chemistry and biology. he also wrote some list of elements. he was beheaded.
ReplyDeleteHe discovered that matter can change its form or shape but the mass always stays the same. He was French. He studied the histories of chemistry and biology.
ReplyDeleteAntoine Lavoisier was a French scientist. He compiled a list of the elements at that time. There were 23 elements in all back then.
ReplyDeleteAntoine Lavoisier was a french noble. He was a chemists. He worte teh law of conseravtion of mass. He also wrote some list of elements.
ReplyDeleteHe was a French noble. He wrote the law of conservation of mass. He was a chemist who also wrote some lists of elements.
ReplyDeleteAntoine Lavoisier discovered that matter can change its form or shape but the mass always stays the same. he was a french man. he also studied the histories of chemistry and biology.
ReplyDeleteAntoine Lavoisier was a french noble. He was the person who wrote the law of conservation of mass. He aslo introduced the metric system.
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