Enlightenment from lavoisier.

Lavoisier's inspiration to us is to be curious, be brave in innovation and promote scientific and technological progress.

1, Antoine Laurent lavoisier (A.L.Lavoisier, 1743 August 26th-1794 May 8th), born in Paris, France, graduated from Paris University, a famous French chemist and biologist, and was called the father of modern chemistry by the late Buddha.

2. 1765 Elected as alternate academician of Paris Academy of Sciences. 1768, he successfully developed a floating and sinking instrument, which can be used to analyze mineral water. In the same year, he became an honorary academician of the French Academy of Sciences, and later served as a tax official, a royal gunpowder supervisor and a financial member.

3. 1778, Professor of Royal Academy of Sciences. He changed chemistry from qualitative to quantitative, named it oxygen and hydrogen, and predicted the existence of silicon. He also put forward the definition of elements, and published the first list of modern chemical elements in 1789, listing 33 elements, including compounds of light and heat.

Lavoisier's main achievements:

1. The representative work he left for later generations was "Outline of Chemistry", which marked the birth of modern chemistry. In this paper, lavoisier not only correctly described the phenomena of combustion and absorption, but also listed the exact names of chemical elements for the first time in history.

2. The name is based on the fact that matter is made up of chemical elements. Before that, these elements had different names. In his book, lavoisier organized all the inventions in chemistry in a chaotic state.

Chemist lavoisier used to study law. 1763, 20-year-old lavoisier obtained a bachelor's degree in law and a lawyer's practice certificate. Lavoisier's father is a well-known lawyer with a well-off family.