Question

(2) the idea that matter cannot be created or destroyed is not new. however, it was the meticulous work of a french chemist named antoine lavoisier in the late 18th century that cemented this idea as a scientific law. often hailed as the \father of modern chemistry,\ lavoisier conducted a series of groundbreaking experiments where he carefully measured the mass of substances before and after a reaction. 2. circle the name of the scientist credited with this law. what words in this paragraph suggest that lavoisiers work was very careful and precise?

Explanation:

The word "meticulous" means showing great attention to detail and being very careful and precise. In the paragraph, it is used to describe Lavoisier's work, indicating that he was careful and precise in his experiments.

Answer:

The word "meticulous" suggests that Lavoisier's work was very careful and precise.