Fritz Pregl
Nobel Prize laureate in Chemistry 1923
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Fritz Pregl, born on September 3, 1869, in Laibach, Austria-Hungary, was a chemist known for his contributions to chemical analysis. He is best known for inventing the method of micro-analysis of organic substances. This innovation earned him the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1923. Pregl dedicated his career to research and teaching, thereby influencing the development of organic chemistry. He passed away on December 13, 1930.
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- Who is Fritz Pregl?
- Fritz Pregl, born on September 3, 1869, in Laibach, Austria-Hungary, was a chemist known for his contributions to chemical analysis. He is best known for inventing the method of micro-analysis of organic substances. This innovation earned him the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1923. Pregl dedicated his career to research and teaching, thereby influencing the development of organic chemistry. He passed away on December 13, 1930.
- In what year did Fritz Pregl win the Nobel Prize?
- 1923 — Chemistry