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| Antoine Lavoisier | |
|---|---|
| Father of Modern Chemistry | |
| Specialty: | Chemistry, Biology |
| Born | Aug.
26, |
| Died | May 8, (at age 50) Paris, France |
| Nationality | French |
Antoine Lavoisier was a French chemist, often referred to as &#;The Father of Modern Chemistry&#; for his influence in bringing the science to an evidence-based, measurement-centric one.
He gave names to two important elements: nitrogen and oxygen. Lavoisier was the first man to draw up a lengthy list of elements, allowing him to predict the future discovery of silicon.
Nick fairley auburn statsAside from his scientific research, he was an important nobleman, using the income he received from this to pay for his scientific research. He was arrested and eventually executed during the French Revolution, having been accused of selling adulterated tobacco.
Early Life and Work
Lavoisier was born in Paris to a wealthy family; he became rich on a large inheritance from his mother.
In , he enrolled at the College Mazarin,
