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Auguste Laurent (14
November 1807 – 15
April 1853) was a
French chemist who
helped in the
founding of
organic chemistry with his
discoveries of trichloroethylene...
- acid. The name "glycolic acid" was
coined in 1848 by
French chemist Auguste Laurent (1807–1853). He
proposed that the
amino acid glycine—which was then...
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acetones in
general (ketones?).") [*Note: In 1844, the
French chemist Auguste Laurent suggested a new
nomenclature for
organic compounds. One of his new...
- It was
first obtained in 1837 in
impure form by the
French chemist Auguste Laurent, who
called it "camphoryle". In 1849, the
French chemist Charles Frédéric...
- phenanthrene.
Stilbene was
discovered in 1843 by the
French chemist Auguste Laurent. The name "stilbene" is
derived from the Gr**** word στίλβω (stilbo)...
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Auguste Victor Laurent Casimir-Perier (20
August 1811, in
Paris – 6 June 1876) was a
French diplomat and
political leader. He was the son of
Prime Minister...
- L'organicisme de Comte, in
Auguste Comte aujourd'****, M. Bourdeau, J.-F. Braunstein, A.
Petit (dir), Kimé, 2003, pp. 111–132
Laurent Fedi,
Auguste Comte, la disjonction...
- HaletRené
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January 1925 v New
Zealand at
Toulouse 190
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January 1925 v New
Zealand at
Toulouse 191 DucoussoJean...
- C8H5NO2. The
compound was
first obtained by Otto Linné
Erdman and
Auguste Laurent in 1840 as a
product from the
oxidation of
indigo dye by
nitric acid...
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Wayback Machine "Noir Fiction" by
George Tuttle "John D. MacDonald" by
Laurent Auguste Walters, Ray. "Paperback Talk," The New York
Times Book Review, April...
