This document outlines Dalton's atomic theory from the early 19th century. It states that Dalton was the first to propose atomic theory in 1803. The theory included seven main postulates: 1) Elements are made of atoms, 2) Atoms are indivisible, 3) Atoms can neither be created nor destroyed, 4) Atoms of the same element are alike, 5) Atoms of different elements differ, 6) Atoms cannot be converted between elements, 7) Atoms combine in simple ratios. The document then asks three questions about Dalton's atomic theory and atoms.