Emil Herman Fischer1902
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on sugar and purine syntheses.
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Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on sugar and purine syntheses.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing the synthesis of ammonia from its elements, a process of major importance to industrial chemistry.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for demonstrating the heterogeneous nature of colloidal solutions and developing methods fundamental to modern colloid chemistry.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on the constitution of sterols and their relationship to vitamins.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on hemin and chlorophyll, including the synthesis of hemin.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on carotenoids and vitamins.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on sex hormones.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering the fission of heavy atomic nuclei.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discoveries in macromolecular chemistry that established the concept of long-chain polymer molecules.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing super-resolved fluorescence microscopy.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing asymmetric organocatalysis.
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