Antoine Lavoisier

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Antoine Lavoisier's groundbreaking work in quantitative experimental methods laid the foundation for modern science, emphasizing the conservation of mass. Frederic Holmes explores the formative year of 1773, when Lavoisier began his research on gases, revealing how he developed his innovative approach. Utilizing Lavoisier's laboratory notebooks, Holmes crafts a compelling narrative of a young scientist navigating the complexities of his discoveries, ultimately positioning him as a pivotal figure in the scientific revolution.