Abstract
Antoine Lavoisier, the pioneering French chemist who (together with Joseph Priestley in England) identified oxygen as an element and gave it its name, in 1789 suggested that quartz was probably a compound of oxygen with an as-yet undiscovered but presumably very common element.
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