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Transcript of John Dalton, The father of modern atomic theory... John Dalton, The father of modern atomic theory...By: Luciana Villarreal 8A #23Due date: May 12,2014. Modern Ages. Years ago, from 1750 to 1850 there were thousands of changes in the world, such as improvements, discoveries, and technological advances. This period of 100 years is known as the Modern Ages.
John Dalton. Best-known for his work in modern atomic theory, John Dalton was an English chemist, meteorologist and physicist. The son of a weaver, Dalton's major contribution to the field of chemistry is his atomic theory proposed in 1803.In the theory he reasoned that tiny particles called atoms make up elements.Early beginnings Though he came from a family of shoemakers and weavers, Dalton earned his living as a lecturer.n fact, it was Dalton's work in this field that turned what was considered by many to be folklore into a respectable science. Dalton's atomic theory In his famous atomic theory, Dalton stated that tiny particles called atoms form elements. Different elements would have atoms of different sizes and mass.