John Dalton
Developed modern atomic theory
Quotes by John Dalton
The pressure of the atmosphere varies with altitude.
Dalton's law: partial pressures sum to total pressure.
On my deathbed, I see atoms clearly now.
A witty chemist mixes elements with jest.
Reflections on life: science is my religion.
The meaning of existence lies in the structure of matter.
In correspondence with Berzelius: Your views complement mine.
From a lecture: Behold the invisible world of atoms!
Personal note: Color blindness is no hindrance to sight.
Key passage: Weights of atoms are invariable.
Interview quote: I stumbled upon atomic theory by chance.
Witty remark: Atoms don't argue; they just combine.
Observation: Gases expand with heat.
Reflection: The universe is a grand chemical laboratory.
From letter to a student: Persevere in your studies.
Aphorism: Truth in science endures forever.
Comeback to critic: Experiments silence doubt.
On politics: Science unites nations.
Artistic view: Crystals are nature's sculptures.
Humor: My eyes see red as yellow, but truth is colorblind.