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A Few Facts
-considered to be the father of modern atomic theory
-he's especially known meteorological weather forecaster
-also made a study on color-blindness
-he suffered from color-blindness
-he refused to accept his fame and chose to have a simple and humble life
-he was born in Cumberland, England
-he and his family were Quakers -
The Life of John Dalton
By: Alyssa Acosta, Demetreal Green, Joseph Monarez, Martin Resendiz Due: August 21, 2017 -
Birth
He was born in Cumberland, England to Joseph Dalton and Deborah Greenup. -
Quaker school
His brother Jonathan and him ran a Quaker School in Kenda, Cumbria. -
Teacher of Mathematics
He became a teacher of mathematics and natural philosophy at a nearby college in Manchester. -
Authoring his first paper.
He wrote a paper titled 'Extraordinary facts relating to the vision of colors.' -
Member
Elected as a member of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. -
Experimental Essays
He gave a presentation and it dealt with information on his experiments with gasses and the study of the nature and chemical makeup of air in relation to atmospheric pressures. -
2 of the Many Theories
Formulated a theory on thermal expansion and heating and cooling reaction of gasses. -
Dalton's Law
In 1801 he discovered Dalton's Law. -
Dalton's Law Cont'd
He conducted experiments on the pressure of mixture of gasses and was soon known as the Dalton's Law of Partial Pressure. -
Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society
He authored an article for the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. It included a chart on atomic weights. -
A New System of Chemical Philosophy
In his book he discusses atom theory, atomic weight, and he introduced the concept of how different elements can be distinguished based on their atomic weights. -
President
He was elected President of the Manchester Literary and Philosophical Society. -
Where the Sicknesses Start
He suffered his first stroke. -
Here We Go Again
He suffers another stroke that left him with a speech impediment. -
Death
At his third stroke he fell from his bed and passed away.