It wasn't until the Karlsruhe Conference, and at the urging of Stanislao Cannizzarro, that his ideas were widely accepted.
It wasn't until the Karlsruhe Conference, and at the urging of Stanislao Cannizzarro, that his ideas were widely accepted. Those ideas were that some elements could exist as diatomic molecules in the free state, and that weights of molecules were directly proportional to gas density; this latter statement is implied by, for 10 points— whose hypothesis that equal volumes of gas at equal temperatures and pressures contain equal numbers of particles?
It wasn't until the Karlsruhe Conference, and at the urging of Stanislao Cannizzarro, that his ideas were widely accepted.
Amedeo {Avogadro}