Antoine Lavoisier
Father of modern chemistry, named Oxygen and discovered Conservation of Mass.
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Demonstrated the law of conservation of mass through precise quantitative experiments.
Named oxygen and hydrogen and disproved the phlogiston theory of combustion.
Executed by guillotine during the French Revolution in 1794.
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1743 – 1794
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