Lavoisier was born on August 26, 1743 in Paris. His birthplace was a luxurious and solace mansion, even though Paris was facing poverty problems. Lavoisier’s father was an attorney of the Parliament of Paris and his mother was the daughter of the secretary to the Vice-Admiral of France (Riedman, 11).

In 1748, his mother died so he moved to his grandmother’s house. Lavoisier then started his education when he was eleven years old and after graduating high school, he was sent to the most well respected College in Paris, College Mazarin (Riedman, 12). At college Mazarin, he studied law, botany, geology, chemistry, and physiology (Grolier Biographies, 70). After graduating Mazarin, Lavoisier focused on chemistry. To progress in chemistry he b

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