Lavoisier (disambiguation)
- Lavoisier (disambiguation)
Lavoisier may refer to:
* Lavoisier (crater), a lunar crater
* Lavoisier Group, an organisation based in Australia
* Lavoisier Island, a sub-Antarctic island
* Lavoisier Medal, a chemistry award
People with the surname Lavoisier:
* Antoine Lavoisier (1743-1794), French nobleman
* John-Paul Lavoisier (born 1979), American actor
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