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Who named oxygen and is called the father of modern chemistry? Answer with the surname only.
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Lavoisier
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- , american chemical society, discovery of oxygen (https://www.acs.org/content/dam/acsorg/education/whatischemistry/landmarks/lesson-plans/joseph-priestley-discoverer-of-oxygen.pdf), which says lavoisier named the gas oxygen; american chemical society, did you know that oxygen is not the most prevalent gas in the earth’s atmosphere? (https://www.acs.org/content/dam/acsorg/education/outreach/cced/past/cool-facts-2005.pdf), which calls antoine lavoisier the father of modern chemistry., american chemical society, joseph priestley, discoverer of oxygen (states lavoisier gave the gas the name oxygen): https://www.acs.org/education/whatischemistry/landmarks/josephpriestleyoxygen.html ; american chemical society, did you know that oxygen is not the most prevalent gas in the earth’s atmosphere? (identifies antoine lavoisier as the father of modern chemistry): https://www.acs.org/content/dam/acsorg/education/outreach/cced/past/cool-facts-2005.pdf, collection.sciencemuseumgroup.org.uk, en.wikipedia.org, en.wikisource.org, encyclopaedia britannica entry 'antoine lavoisier' (britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier): credits lavoisier with naming oxygen (coined from greek for 'acid-former') and widely describes him as the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica entry 'antoine lavoisier' and general chemistry history references, which state that antoine-laurent de lavoisier coined the term 'oxygen' (from greek roots meaning 'acid-former') in his work establishing the oxygen theory of combustion, and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry for his systematization of chemical nomenclature and the law of conservation of mass., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier (https://www.britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier) — credits lavoisier with naming oxygen (from greek for 'acid-forming') and states he is widely regarded as the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier (https://www.britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier), which states he coined the term 'oxygen' and is traditionally called the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier, which credits him with naming oxygen (1777) and states he is widely called the father of modern chemistry, encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier, which states he named oxygen (coining the term from greek for 'acid-former') and is widely known as the 'father of modern chemistry', encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier: credited with naming oxygen (1777-1778) and widely known as 'the father of modern chemistry' for establishing the law of conservation of mass and overturning phlogiston theory., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier: he named oxygen (coining the term from greek for 'acid-former') and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine-laurent de lavoisier: he coined the term 'oxygen' (from greek for 'acid-former') in the 1770s-80s and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and overturning phlogiston theory., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine-laurent lavoisier (father of modern chemistry; named oxygen in 1777); corroborated by standard chemistry history references (e.g. iupac/acs historical accounts of the discovery and naming of oxygen)., encyclopaedia britannica entry on antoine-laurent lavoisier, which states he named oxygen and hydrogen and is widely regarded as the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica, "antoine lavoisier" (https://www.britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier): antoine-laurent de lavoisier named oxygen (and hydrogen) and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry for his work establishing the law of conservation of mass and overturning phlogiston theory., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' (britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier): credits antoine-laurent lavoisier with naming oxygen (and hydrogen) and widely regarded as the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' (entry on the french chemist who named oxygen and hydrogen and is widely credited as the father of modern chemistry), encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier): antoine-laurent lavoisier coined the term 'oxygen' and is widely called the father of modern chemistry., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' biography entry: lavoisier named oxygen (and hydrogen) and is traditionally called the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and the modern system of chemical nomenclature., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' entry: antoine-laurent de lavoisier named oxygen (coining the term from greek for 'acid-former') and is widely called the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and reforming chemical nomenclature., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' entry: lavoisier named oxygen (and hydrogen) and is widely called the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and overturning phlogiston theory., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' entry: lavoisier named oxygen (and hydrogen) and is widely called the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and reforming chemical nomenclature., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' entry: lavoisier named oxygen (and hydrogen) and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and overturning phlogiston theory., encyclopaedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' entry: lavoisier named oxygen (from greek for 'acid-former') in 1777-1778 and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry for establishing the law of conservation of mass and the modern system of chemical nomenclature., encyclopaedia britannica, entry 'antoine-laurent de lavoisier' (britannica.com/biography/antoine-laurent-lavoisier): french chemist who named oxygen and is called the father of modern chemistry., encyclopedia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier, which credits him with naming oxygen (coining the term from greek for 'acid-former') and states he is widely regarded as the father of modern chemistry, encyclopedia britannica, 'antoine lavoisier' (https://www.britannica.com/biography/antoine-lavoisier): lavoisier named oxygen and hydrogen and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry., encyclopædia britannica entry on antoine lavoisier, which states he named oxygen (coined the term in 1777) and is widely called the 'father of modern chemistry', jamanetwork.com, museum.aarc.org, periodic-table.rsc.org, plato.stanford.edu, pubchem, oxygen (https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/element/8); stanford encyclopedia of philosophy, philosophy of chemistry (https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/chemistry/), pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, royal society of chemistry, oxygen: https://periodic-table.rsc.org/element/8/oxygen; pubchem, oxygen: https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/element/8, science history institute biography of antoine lavoisier (sciencehistory.org/education/scientific-biographies/antoine-laurent-lavoisier/), which names him the father of modern chemistry and states he coined the term oxygen; corroborated by english wikipedia (antoine lavoisier), which states he coined the name oxygen., science history institute, antoine-laurent lavoisier: https://www.sciencehistory.org/education/scientific-biographies/antoine-laurent-lavoisier/, wikipedia, 'antoine lavoisier' (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/antoine_lavoisier): credited with naming oxygen (1777) and called the father of modern chemistry, wikipedia, antoine lavoisier (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/antoine_lavoisier): credited with naming oxygen (1777) and called the father of modern chemistry, wikipedia, antoine lavoisier (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/antoine_lavoisier): french chemist credited with naming oxygen (1777) and called the father of modern chemistry, wikipedia, antoine lavoisier (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/antoine_lavoisier): states he coined the name oxygen in 1777; the page calls his work the most important in advancing 18th-century chemistry, and the phrase father of modern chemistry is the standard attribution, www.acs.org, www.britannica.com, www.sciencehistory.org, www.smithsonianmag.com
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#1965LavoisierScience History Institute biography of Antoine Lavoisier (sciencehistory.org/education/scientific-biographies/antoine-laurent-lavoisier/), which names him the father of modern chemistry and states he coined the term oxygen; corroborated by English Wikipedia (Antoine Lavoisier), which states he coined the name oxygen.
#729LavoisierEncyclopaedia Britannica entry on Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier (father of modern chemistry; named oxygen in 1777); corroborated by standard chemistry history references (e.g. IUPAC/ACS historical accounts of the discovery and naming of oxygen).
#1173LavoisierEncyclopaedia Britannica entry on Antoine Lavoisier: he named oxygen (coining the term from Greek for 'acid-former') and is widely known as the father of modern chemistry.
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