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Leucippus (lew sip' us),(birth and death unknown), [[Greece|Greek]] scientist.  
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'''Leucippus''' (lew sip' us),(birth and death unknown), [[Greece|Greek]] scientist.  
  
 
Although next to nothing is known about Leucippus, historians believe that by building off the concept of [[Anaximenes]], he came up with the idea that all things are made up of teeny units called atoms. Therefore, Leucippus is known as the father of atomic theory.
 
Although next to nothing is known about Leucippus, historians believe that by building off the concept of [[Anaximenes]], he came up with the idea that all things are made up of teeny units called atoms. Therefore, Leucippus is known as the father of atomic theory.
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Much more is known about his student and his student's ideas about atoms, [[Democritus]].
 
Much more is known about his student and his student's ideas about atoms, [[Democritus]].
  
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Leucippus

Leucippus (lew sip' us),(birth and death unknown), Greek scientist.

Although next to nothing is known about Leucippus, historians believe that by building off the concept of Anaximenes, he came up with the idea that all things are made up of teeny units called atoms. Therefore, Leucippus is known as the father of atomic theory.

Much more is known about his student and his student's ideas about atoms, Democritus.