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- Pauling
- Chemical bonding and molecular structure
- Alhazen
- Considered the greatest scientist of the Middle Ages
- Galileo
- Improved the use of telescope
- Faraday
- Electro Chemistry
- Torricelli
- Invented barometer
- Wald
- Biochemical process of vision
- Chladni
- Acoustics
- Kelvin
- Absolute temperature scale
- Cavendish
- First determination of the gravitational constant of the earth
- Chadwick
- Neutron
- Davy
- Desalination of seawater
- Berthollet
- Chemical reactions
- Cavendish
- Accurate measurements of the mass and density of the earth
- Carnot
- Defined terms- Work, heat, temperature and energy
- Scheele
- Greatest chemist of 18th century
- Langevin
- Paramagnetic and Diamagnetic
- Newton
- Laws of motion
- Kekule
- Organic chemistry
- Gauss
- Number theory
- Franklin
- Gave us the terms positive and negative
- Pauling
- Believed you can cure the common cold by taking large amounts of Vitamin C
- Prandtl
- Aerodynamics
- Anderson
- Discovered anti matter particle
- Dewar
- Cryogenics
- Wohler
- First laboratory synthesis of an organic compound
- Charles
- Theories on gasses
- Franklin
- Lightning was electrical in nature
- Helmholtz
- Law of conservation of energy
- Foucault
- Gave us the first accurate velocity of light
- Kirchoff
- Science of spectroscopy
- Ramsey
- Discovered the rare gasses
- Galileo
- Invented the thermometer
- La Voisier
- First chemist to work with organic analysis
- Fahrenheit
- Unit of temperature named after him
- Proust
- Gave law of constant composition
- Flory
- Instrumental development of plastics and synthesis
- Cannizzaro
- Made distinction between atomic & molecular mass
- Newton
- Calculus
- Maiman
- First laser
- La Voisier
- First scientist to use Solar energy
- Rontgen
- Discovered x- rays
- Lawrence
- Cyclotron
- Stahl
- First combustion theory
- Berzelius
- Chemical symbols for elements
- Klaproth
- Quantitative chemistry
- Hahn
- Explained nuclear fusion
- Goldschmidt
- Geo chemistry
- Dalton
- Modern atomic theory
- Bacon
- Insisted on the use of experimentation to prove an argument
- Shaw
- Meteorology
- Graham
- Started the process of Dialysis
- Hyatt
- First man made plastic
- Muller
- Invented chemical of DDT (pesticide)
- Curie
- First women chemist
- Bunsen
- Analyzed thousands of compounds using the spectroscope
- Becquerrel
- Radio activity
- Bullard
- Started the science marine geo physics
- Gabor
- Holography
- Foucault
- Gyroscope
- Andrews
- Discovered the ozone
- Coulsen
- Molecular orbital theory
- Plucker
- Analytical geometry
- Archimedes
- Developed the science statics
- Kenelley
- Proved the existence of the ionosphere
- Lewis
- Electrons are shared to form compounds
- Dobereiner
- Triad theory
- Fahrenheit
- First accurate thermometer
- Miller
- Explained to us how amino acids are the building blocks of life
- Chardonnet
- Rayon
- Gamon
- First evidence of big bang theory
- DeBrogie
- Electron can behave as a wave or particle
- Lussac
- Quantitative studies of gasses
- anderson
- Discovered positron
- Galileo
- Laws on motion of falling objects
- Zsigmondy
- Ultra microscope
- Stevinus
- Decimal notation in mathematics
- Klaproth
- Analytical chemistry
- Boyle
- Invented the first match
- Alfven
- Stated plasma physics
- Aston
- Isotope
- Bohr
- Explained process of nuclear fission
- Kornberg
- First synthetic molecule of DNA
- Clausius
- Thermodynamics
- Black
- Discovered carbon dioxide
- Geiger
- Invented an instrument that detects radio activity
- Newton
- Started optics
- Archimedes
- Wave value for pie
- Graham
- Laws/ theories on diffusion of gasses
- Avogadro
- Discovered diatomic molecules
- Cockroft
- Invented the particle accelerator
- Avogadro
- Physical chemistry
- Nobel
- Dynamite
- Boyle
- Litmus paper
- Carothers
- Nylon
- Bohr
- Structure of atom
- Priestly
- Oxygen
- Bartlett
- First compound of the rare gasses
- Lynen
- Discovered cholesterol
- Linnaeus
- Classification of organisms
- Seaborg
- Synthetic elements
- Milikan
- Charge on the electron
- Newlands
- Law of octaves
- Maxwell
- Kinetic theory of gases
- Heisenberg
- Uncertainty principle
- Mendeleev
- Left room for elements that have not been discovered yet
- Boyle
- Qualitative analysis
- Einstein
- Greatest scientist in the 20th century
- Fourier
- Dimensional analysis
- Maxwell
- Light consist of electromagnetic waves
- La Voisier
- Logical system for naming chemicals
- Joliot
- Artificial radio activity
- Democritus
- First atomic theory
- Prout
- Physiological chemistry
- Rutherford
- Nuclear physics
- Born
- Mathematical explanation on the behavior of electrons
- Pauling
- Detailed structure of protein
- Abbe
- Improved the compound microscope
- Ampere
- Electro-magnetics
- Anderson
- Particle Physics
- Gibbs
- Chemical thermo dynamics
- Pasteur
- Stereo chemistry
- Parcellus
- Advances in medical treatment
- Dalton
- Gave us the law of partial pressure
- Curie
- Radioactive elements
- Boyle
- Established chemistry as an experimental science
- Pascal
- Invented first calculator
- Gauss
- Fundamental theories in algebra
- Fajans
- Theories on bonding
- Hertz
- Unit of frequency named for him
- Planck
- Energy behaves as an indivisible unit
- Thomson
- Discovered the electron
- Nobel
- Left money for prizes to be awarded to the sciences
- Galileo
- Started science of structural engineering
- Fourier
- We need to use consistent set of units
- Staudinger
- Polymer chemistry
- Boltzman
- Started statistical mechanics
- Parcellus
- Iatrochemist
- Carothers
- Neoprene
- Perrin
- Proved existence of atoms
- Fory
- Macro molecules
- Vander Waal
- Laws on inter atomic forces
- Boyle
- Law that stated that there is an inverse relationship between pressure and volume
- Pascal
- Stated that pressure varied with height
- Berthollet
- Exothermic and Endothermic
- Pyman
- Started Chemotherapy
- Urey
- Isotopes of hydrogen
- Pauling
- Won two Nobel prices in Chemistry and Peace
- Couloumb
- Laws governing magnetic charge
- Born
- Quantum mechanics
- Dirac
- Started the quantum electro magnetic
- Van Vleck
- Magnetic theory
- Archimedes
- Greatest mathematician & physicist of the ancient world
- Fermi
- First controlled nuclear chain reaction
- Prout
- Accurate measurement of density of air
- Kekule
- Structural organic chemistry
- Graham
- Colloid chemistry
- La Voisier
- Modern chemistry
- La Voisier
- Law of conservation of matter
- Hess
- Thermo chemistry
- Bronsted
- Theories on acids and bases
- Boyle
- Started scientific chemistry
- Soddy
- Radio chemistry
- Prevost
- All objects radiate heat
- Stevinus
- Hydrodynamics
- Gilbert
- Scientific method
- Volta
- Battery
- Alfven
- Magneto hydrodynamics
- Newton
- Explained gravity
- Ampere
- Unit of electro current named after him
- Hertz
- Radio Waves
- La Voisier
- Revolution in Chemical Thought
- Libby
- Radio carbon dating
- Kolbe
- Modern organic chemistry
- Braun
- Invented the oscilloscope
- Van Helmont
- Stated that water was the main basic substance
- Kipping
- Invented silicone
- La Voisier
- Discredited the first combustion theory
- Mendeleev
- Created periodic table of elements
- Boyle
- Distinguished between elements, compounds and mixtures
- Boyle
- Proved that combustion would cease when air is removed
- Richards
- Accurate measurements of atomic mass
- Calvin
- Chemical process of photosynthesis
- Le Chatelier
- Systems that adjust to stress
- Moseley
- Stated that atomic number was more important than atomic mass
- Bunsen
- Credited with inventing the Bunsen burner (but he did not) lab partner did but he took the credit
- Galileo
- Deductive logic
- Alter
- Each element gives off a characteristic wave length of life
- Fermi
- Led the team developed atomic bomb
- Cuvier
- Started comparative anatomy
- Faraday
- Gave us the terms- (anode & cathode)