Joseph Priestley

	Džozef Pristli
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Rođenje	13. mart 1733.; Berstol
Smrt	6. februar 1804.; Nortamberland

Džozef Pristli (engl. Joseph Priestley; Berstol, 13. mart 1733 — Nortamberland, 6. februar 1804) je bio britanski hemičar, pisac, učitelj i političar.

Otkrio je kiseonik 1774. godine. Identifikovao je mnoge druge gasove kao što su: amonijak, ugljen-monoksid, azot-oksid i sumpor-dioksid. Takođe je otkrio i da zelene biljke otpuštaju kiseonik za šta im je potrebna Sunčeva svetlost. Podržavao je Francusku revoluciju i suprotstavljao se trgovini robljem. Emigrirao je u Ameriku 1794. godine.

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