World Great Chemical Scientists

The great world chemical scientists who are listed in this book include the following: Peter Agre, Heinrich Otto Wieland, Arthur Harden, Christian B. Anfinsen, Francis William Aston, Richard Adolf Zsigmondy, Adolf von Baeyer, Friedrich Bergius, Paul D. Boyer, Herbert C. Brown, Eduard Buchner, Adolf Butenandt, Melvin Calvin, Thomas Cech, Martin Chalfie, Yves Chauvin, Aaron Ciechanover, Elias James Corey, Carl Ferdinand Cori, Gerty Cori, Donald J. Cram, Paul J. Crutzen, Marie Curie, Pierre Curie, F. Albert Cotton, Peter Debye, Johann Deisenhofer, Edward Adelbert Doisy, Paul Ehrlich, Manfred Eigen, Richard R. Ernst, Gerhard Ertl, John Fenn, Enrico Fermi, Hermann Emil Fischer, Ernst Otto Fischer, Hans Fischer, Paul Flory, Kenichi Fukui, William Giauque, Walter Gilbert, Victor Grignard, Robert H. Grubbs, Fritz Haber, Otto Hahn, Odd Hassel, Herbert A. Hauptman, Norman Haworth, Dudley R. Herschbach, Avram Hershko, Gerhard Herzberg, George de Hevesy, Jaroslav Heyrovsk, Cyril Norman Hinshelwood, Dorothy Hodgkin, Jacobus Henricus van ';t Hoff, Roald Hoffmann, Frederick Gowland Hopkins, Robert Huber, Frederic Joliot-Curie, Irene Joliot-Curie, Jerome Karle, Paul Karrer, John Kendrew, Aaron Klug, William Standish Knowles, Walter Kohn, Roger D. Kornberg, Harry Kroto, Richard Kuhn, Irving Langmuir, Yuan T. Lee, Jean-Marie Lehn, Luis Federico Leloir, Willard Libby, William Lipscomb, Alan MacDiarmid, Roderick MacKinnon, Archer John Porter Martin, Edwin McMillan, Robert Bruce Merrifield, Peter D. Mitchell, Henri Moissan, Mario J. Molina, Robert S. Mulliken, Giulio Natta, Walther Nernst, John Alexander Reina Newlands, John Howard Northrop, Ryji Noyori, George Andrew Olah, Lars Onsager, Wilhelm Ostwald, Linus Pauling andMax Perutz.