Coordination Chemistry: An Audacious Dream of Alfred Werner
Координационная химия: смелая мечта Альфреда Вернера
2014-01-01
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2013 was the centennial celebration of the Nobel Prize awarded to Alfred Werner in recognition of his important scientific contributions to Inorganic Chemistry. Through his ideological audacity, acumen in chemical experimentation and wide theoretical knowledge, Werner
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Alfred Werner received the Nobel Prize in 1913 for important scientific contributions to inorganic chemistry.
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The abstract is incomplete and does not specify particular coordination-chemistry discoveries or experimental results.
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The centennial of Werner’s Nobel Prize was commemorated in 2013.
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Werner’s scientific achievements are attributed to ideological audacity, experimental skill, and broad theoretical knowledge.
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Alfred Werner's scientific contributions to inorganic and coordination chemistry
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Werner's theoretical and experimental development of coordination chemistry
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