Methods and Styles in the Development of Chemistry

Joseph S. Fruton · Peter J. Ramberg

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Joseph Fruton is a prominent biochemist who late in life found a second career as a historian of science.He is best known for his Pfizer Prize-winning Molecules and Life [1972], and for his extensive studies of the research laboratories led by the 19th century organic chemists Justus von Liebig, Adolf von Baeyer

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