The properties of bodies depend upon the figure, size, and motion of their constituent particles.
Father of modern chemistry
The properties of bodies depend upon the figure, size, and motion of their constituent particles.
Father of modern chemistry
A core tenet of his corpuscular theory.
1660s
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