Chemistry, asked by pbis1096, 18 days ago

What did Aristotle believe about a vaccum? Please don't send any rubbish or else I will report you

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Answered by shrinathbarai

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Aristotle famously claimed that nature abhors a vacuum. True, air does rush into the space from which air has been evacuated, but not because nature has feelings of any kind about the vacuum. A vacuum is the total absence of matter. In practice, a true vacuum does not exist even in deep space.

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