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The greatest chemist of 18th century France, hailed as the "Father of Modern Chemistry," the "Newton of Chemistry."
He was the founder of modern chemistry. He demonstrated the law of conservation of mass. He defined the concept of "elements." He invented the modern chemical list, the precursor to the periodic table. He established the Oxygen Theory of Combustion, putting an end to the "phlogiston theory."
In short, he was a titan of chemistry, a warrior amongst ...
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