can you name a famous chemist?

Question

and do you know any books on this person

Answer 1

Yea... Louis Pasteur 1822-1895 French...the life and times of Pasteur...PeAcE

Answer 2

Answer #1 was incorrect to include Issac Newton. Newton was not a chemist. He actually believed in alchemy and that sort of nonsense. Strike Issac the Naughty Newton.

Include Avogadro, Robert Boyle, Bunsen, John Dalton, Cavendish, Berthollet, Lavoisier, Priestley, Casanerro, Mendeleev, Berzelius, Kekule, le Chatelier, Mr. and Mrs. Curie and their daughter, Irene, Ehrlich, Erlenmayer, Grignard, Haber, Hall, Lewis, Ramsey, van der Waals.

And in the 20th century among many there were Linus Pauling and Glen Seaborg,

You can also find a list of more at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_chemists

They have some famous chemist missing and errors in Wikipedia's list. For example Margaret Thatcher, the PM of England for three terms never made any important discoveries that warrent her being included in the list of chemist. But she did get her degree as a chemist from Oxford. A minor footnote to her brilliant career in politics.

Answer 3

Famous Chemist Names

Answer 4

here are a bunch of famous chemists.

http://www.pickens.k12.sc.us/dhsteachers/instructional_staff/dubosega/Picture%20Pages/famous_chemists.htm

As for books, I would go to the library and look in the bio or science section

Answer 5

Boots and Walgrens

Answer 6

marie curie
include Isaac Newton...or you can go to pbs.org/NOVA to find out more about Newton's dark secrets

Answer 7

dalton, aston, chadwick, bohr, thompson, the curies, becquerel, röentgen, etc.

Answer 8

http://chemistry.about.com/od/historyofchemistry/a/achemists.htm

This site will help you.