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Who started the chemical revolution in the 18th century by naming oxygen and helping to organize chemical nomenclature?

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1Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier✓
2Joseph Priestley
3Svante August Arrhenius
4Dame Kathleen Lonsdale

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Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier

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