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7 avr. 2012 · Herbert Brown discovered the reaction of hydroboration and the most successful compound he made was sodium borohydride. His life and research activities took interesting turns and seemed often governed by serendipity. He was consistent in his hard work and dedication to chemistry. He was both an inorganic and an organic chemist and his research often presented challenges to the structural ...
Herbert Charles Brown (22 de mayo de 1912 - 19 de diciembre de 2004) fue un químico estadounidense y ganador del Premio Nobel de Química en 1979 por su trabajo con organoboranos. Vida y carrera Brown nació como Herbert Brovarnik en Londres, de inmigrantes judíos ucranianos de Zhitomir, Pearl ( née Gorinstein) y Charles Brovarnik, gerente de una ferretería y carpintero.
3 janv. 2005 · Herbert C. Brown, the R. B. Wetherill Research Professor Emeritus of chemistry at Purdue University, died on Dec. 19 at the age of 92. Brown will long be remembered for his pioneering work in ...
21 déc. 2004 · Dr. Herbert C. Brown, a chemist who won a Nobel Prize for developing a valuable versatile addition to the tool kit for synthesizing drugs and other chemicals, died Sunday at a hospital in ...
22 sept. 2019 · Scope and Contents The Dale W. Margerum papers consist of miscellaneous papers collected by Professor Margerum. Two documents are related to Dr. Herbert C. Brown, 1979 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry; letter from the Secretary of the Nobel Committee of the Royal Academy of Science, stating that the Nobel Committee had received Margerum's nomination of Professor H.C. Brown for the Nobel prize ...
21 mai 2018 · BROWN, HERBERT CHARLES(b. London, United Kingdom, 22 May 1912; d. Lafayette, Indiana, 19 December 2004)organic chemistry [1], organoboron compounds.Brown is best known for his work with boron compounds, for which he was awarded the Nobel Prize [2] in Chemistry in 1979.
Herbert C Brown, who is professor at Purdue University, has developed new reagents containing boron. He jokes about his initials H, C, and B, which are also the chemical symbols for hydrogen carbon, and boron, the elements contained in the compounds which he studies. One of his reagents is sodium boro-hydride, which has become the reagent of choice for reduction of carbonyl compounds (Fig 1 ...
