Who wrote the first modern chemical textbook?

Antoine Lavoisier wrote Elements of Chemistry, published in 1789, which is widely considered the first modern chemistry textbook. It presented chemical ideas systematically and helped establish modern chemical terminology. Johann Döbereiner, Henry Moseley, and Dmitri Mendeleev are known for later contributions to organizing elements and understanding atomic structure, not for writing that textbook.

AI-written and checked against the verified answer.