William Ramsay1904
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering the inert gaseous elements in air and determining their place in the periodic system.
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Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering the inert gaseous elements in air and determining their place in the periodic system.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for investigations into the disintegration of the elements and the chemistry of radioactive substances.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for contributions to the chemistry of radioactive substances and for investigations into the origin and nature of isotopes.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering isotopes in many non-radioactive elements with the mass spectrograph and for formulating the whole-number rule.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for investigations of carbohydrates and vitamin C, including important structural work on sugars.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for inventing partition chromatography, a technique that greatly improved the separation and analysis of chemical mixtures.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing partition chromatography and establishing a powerful new method for separating chemical substances.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for research on nucleotides and nucleotide coenzymes, clarifying the chemistry of important biological molecules.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for determining the structure of globular proteins, especially myoglobin, through X-ray crystallography.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for determining the structures of globular proteins, particularly haemoglobin, by X-ray analysis.
Uses x-rays to examine the structure of penicillin, insulin, cholesterol & vitamin b12
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing cryo-electron microscopy for high-resolution structure determination of biomolecules.
Shares the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for developing phage display of peptides and antibodies.
Receives the Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on lithium-ion batteries.
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