From the article: Famous Chemists
Are you a famous chemist or do you know one? Check the index of famous chemists to make sure your name is included in the list. If it is not, name the famous chemist with a brief summary of his or her accomplishments in chemistry. Many scientists and engineers who have made important contributions to chemistry aren't technically chemists. That's okay! The index is intended to list all persons who have significantly aided the understanding and application of chemistry. List a Chemist
Albert Einstein
- Discovered the photoelectric effect. Helped the U.S. develop the atomic bomb by providing the Nazi's plans for one. He's most well known for his work on the theorey of relativity. He's also my Idol.
- —Guest Timtoborne
Dr Albert Hoffman
- Was a Swiss organic chemist who worked for Sandoz labs (now Novartis), was the first to Synthesize, ingest and discover the psychedelic properties of Lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD)
- —Guest Tryin to help
Janah Shaya
- A chemist on the rise. The past was never short on great chemists, and neither will the future be so, but it is rare that we find one that is as science-oriented as he is charismatic, and Dr Janah Shaya had it all.
- —MarahEm
John Dalton
- He is a very important chemist as he has given the base of the atoms.
- —Guest XXX
Albert Einstein
- I think Einstein should be among the chemists because of his work in the understand of atoms and their components. He was one of the first to realize that oscillating electrons must gain or lose energy by discrete amounts in order to move up or down to another level or sublevel of the shell, and he was one of the first ones to come up with quantums of energy as well as the first to come up with the theory of energy equals the mass of celeritus squared
- —Guest Zeph
