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Lavoisier collected taxes and during the french revolution he was charged for taking money from the people and was sentenced to be beheaded by the guillotine.

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Lavoisier made the atomic theory of matter, stating that matter is not improved or denied, it just changes Fetus.

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Antonie Lavioisier dicovered phlogiston, and discovered the Law of Conservation of Mass by burning sulphur, and measuring the mass before and after.

he founded the combustion engines / chemical

He also is pretty famous for coming up with names like "oxygen" and plus, the periodic elements, well he came up with the name "elements" for those 33 substances.

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You can't handle the truth

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At the height of the French Revolution he was beheaded for "selling adulterated tobacco and other crimes."

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== == == Actually, it wasn't because he was smart and rich. It was because earlier in life he was a tax collector and a lot of people hated him. The French killed one of their best scientists and this actually makes it ironic. I mean which country kills one of their best scientists?!==

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When was Antoine Laurent Lavoisiers born?

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He was executed in the French Revolution on the guillotine. -Renee Clarke

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Elements of Chemistry

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Antoine Lavoisier, a French scientist working in the 1700's was one of the first to successfully apply the theory of conservation of mass in experimental chemistry.

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Yes, he was guillotined on 8 May 1794.

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because he want to

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In 1789, the French chemist Antoine Lavoisier proposed that quartz (crystalline silicon dioxide) was likely to be the oxide of an element which was very common but not yet identified or isolated.

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23. He married a 13 year old girl named Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze in 1771.

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The Law Of Conservation Of Mass

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He was a French chemist and biologist who lived from August 26, 1743 - May 8, 1794 he is considered the Father of Modern Chemistry. He stated the first version of the law of the conservation of mass, discovered and named oxygen, and hydrogen. He eliminated the phlogiston theory, introduced the metic system and wrote the first extensive list of elements. Lavoisier was different to all the scientists of his time because he introduced quantitative chemistry (chemistry with accurate measurements). He worked on the combustion of phosphorous and sulfur.

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He disproved the phlogiston theory by...... Lavoisier didn't know there were very small amounts of a few other elements in the atmosphere, but he had disproven the phlogiston theory.

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He got his head cut off

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Antoine Lavoisier was beheaded by a french gilloteen in the french revolotion

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Antoine Lavoisier was particularly outspoken in the events preceding the French Revolution. Subsequently, he was thrown in prison in 1794, and was sentenced to execution three days later.

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Antoine Lavoisier was guillotined at the insistence of Jean-Paul Marat in Paris on 8 May 1794.

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He found out about oxygen and produced an oxidisation theory.

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contribution of antoine Lavoisiers

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Yes. He had a mother (died when he was 5) and a father who work everyday.

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Antoine Lavoisier is known for finding out how materials burn. and many other things.