What was Einstein's contribution to chemistry?

Answer 1

Lord Ernest Rutherford has a great role in the identification of structure of an atom.he said that all the positive eons called protrons are concentrated in the center as Nucleus.the negative eons called electrons are revolving around the nucleus in certain orbits named energy shells

Answer 2

Albert Einstein was a theoretical physicist and made no direct contributions to chemistry.
His contributions were to physics, he won the Nobel Prize for his explanation of the photo-electric effect and his seminal works were on relativity. Though not directly to do with chemistry, all subjects within sciences are interlinked and help us to understand and explain the universe in which we exist.

Answer 3

Antoine Lavoisier is considered to be the father of modern chemistry. He dismantled the phlogiston theory of combustion. He introduced quantitative measurement.

Answer 4

Alchemists developed the tools and techniques for working with chemicals

Answer 5

That depends on who "he" is

Answer 6

He created the Periodic Table

Answer 7

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Answer 8

he made the periodic table :D