Classification of Elements
Publishes a list of simple substances and groups them by broad chemical properties, helping establish the idea that elements can be systematically classified.
Follow Antoine Laurent Lavoisier through 5 dated historical records for France.
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Publishes a list of simple substances and groups them by broad chemical properties, helping establish the idea that elements can be systematically classified.
Publishes a systematic textbook defining elements and chemical reactions.
Helps establish modern terminology and quantitative chemical practice.
Lavoisier was prosecuted with other former members of the tax farming system. Revolutionary authorities treated the old financial institution as a symbol of privilege and abuse.
Role range: 1793-1799
Antoine Lavoisier was guillotined following a Revolutionary Tribunal verdict. The execution ended the life of a leading chemist during the campaign against former tax farmers.
Role range: 1793-1799
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