Joseph Priestley
Joseph Priestley (1733-1804) was an English chemist, theologian, and philosopher known for his discovery of oxygen and his contributions to the field of chemistry. A prominent member of the Lunar Society, he played a crucial role in the scientific advancements of the Industrial Revolution. His work laid the groundwork for modern chemistry, and he is remembered for his advocacy of free inquiry and intellectual exchange.
Born on Mar 13, 1733 (292 years old)
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Joseph Priestley was known for the discovery of oxygen and carbonated water.
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