Animation running...

Chapter 3.1: Laws of Chemical Combination

Journey from ancient philosophical ideas to modern scientific laws

📜 The Quest to Understand Matter
From ancient India's concept of "Parmanu" to Greece's "atoms," humanity has long sought to understand the fundamental nature of matter. This chapter bridges the philosophical insights of ancient thinkers with the experimental laws established by Lavoisier and Proust.

Welcome to Chapter 3.1

Explore the journey from ancient philosophy to modern chemistry

0.00 g
Digital Balance
Explore the Chapter
📅 Historical Timeline
500 BC
Maharishi Kanad proposes "Parmanu" - indivisible particles of matter
500 BC
Pakudha Katyayama elaborates that particles combine to form matter
500 BC
Democritus & Leucippus introduce "atoms" (meaning indivisible)
18th Century
Lavoisier & Proust establish experimental laws of chemical combination
📊 Experimental Data
Initial Mass
0.00g
Final Mass
0.00g
Mass Change
0.00g
Ready to explore the journey from ancient philosophy to modern chemistry!