Discovered the periodicity of chemical elements (but it was Newlands who first discovered the periodic law of elements, and Mendeleev later summarized and perfected the periodic law of elements now in use), made the world's first periodic table of elements according to atomic weight, and predicted some undiscovered elements accordingly.
2. john dalton (1September 6, 766-1July 27, 844) was a British chemist and physicist.
A supporter of modern atomic theory. The key theory he provided has made great progress in the field of chemistry since then. By the way, Dalton is color blind.
The symptoms of the disease aroused his curiosity. He began to study this topic and finally published a paper on color blindness-the first paper on color blindness in history. Later generations called color blindness Dalton's disease in memory of him.
3. Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier (French: Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier,126 August 743-18 May 794), a French aristocrat, a famous chemist and biologist, is recognized as the greatest chemist in human history.
Lavoisier was called "the" (the father of chemistry) and "the" (the father of modern chemistry) by later gods.
4. pierre curie (1859may15-1906 April19), a Parisian, is a famous French physicist and the husband of Madame Curie. It is also the discoverer of "Curie Law".
1903 won the nobel prize in physics with madame Curie and becquerel. 1April 906 19, pierre curie was killed in a carriage accident.
5. Marie Curie (1867165438+17 October-/4 July 934).
She was born in Warsaw, known as "Madame Curie", and her full name is Marie Sklodowska Curie (Maria Sk? Odowska Curie), a famous Polish scientist, physicist and chemist in France.