What did Antoine Lavoisier discover about the atom?

Answer 1

The law states that mass in an isolated system is neither created nor destroyed. In a typical balanced chemical reaction, the products are just essentially rearrangements of atoms and bonds of the reactants. The overall mass and therefore number of atoms are the same. Moreover, the idea of an atom should exist, otherwise we wouldn't have any grasp on the concepts of chemical reaction equations in the first place.

Answer 2

Antoine Lavoisier is more well-known for his contributions to chemistry, particularly the law of mass conservation and the identification of oxygen as a key element in combustion. His work laid the foundation for understanding chemical reactions and the role of atoms in them, but he did not make specific discoveries about the atom as a fundamental particle.

Answer 3

they understood that he was indeed a doush and did not help what so ever

Answer 4

oxygen

Answer 5

Oxygen