What was Aristotle's contribution to chemistry?

Answer 1

Greeks were the first to invent and set the basis for the following: Geometry (see Euclides), Astronomy (see Aristarchus), Mathematics (see Thalis), Logic (see Aristotle), History (see Herodotus), Physics (see Democritus), Medicine (see Hippokrates) etc...

Answer 2

During the time of ancient Greece, an early theory of atomism was proposed which stated that all matter was made from 4 elemental substances: earth, air, fire, water. At this time, it was also declared that atoms were the most indivisible part of matter.

Answer 3

Aristotle was the adept of the theory that all matter is composed from air, water, fire and earth - a non-scientific theory; he was against the atomic hypothesis of Leukippus and Democritus.

Answer 4

An ancient Greek philosopher came u with the theory of atoms. He believed all matter was made up of invisible atoms.