Postulates:
1. All matter comprises of inseparable particles called iotas.
2. Atoms of a similar component are comparative fit as a fiddle and mass, however contrast from the iotas of different components.
3. Atoms can't be made or annihilated.
4. Atoms of various components may consolidate with each other in a settled, straightforward, entire number proportions to shape compound molecules.
5. Atoms of same component can join in more than one proportion to shape at least two mixes.
6. The molecule is the littlest unit of matter that can partake in a concoction response.
Disadvantages of Dalton's nuclear hypothesis of matter