Carl Graebe

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Carl Graebe was a German organic chemist best known for co-discovering the synthesis of the dye alizarin, which helped launch the synthetic dye industry.

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instanceOf German chemist
chemist
human
awardReceived Davy Medal
Liebig Medal
coDiscovererOf synthetic alizarin
countryOfCitizenship Germany
coWorker Adolf Baeyer
linked to: Adolf von Baeyer

Carl Liebermann
dateOfBirth 1841-02-24
dateOfDeath 1927-01-19
doctoralAdvisor Adolf Baeyer
linked to: Adolf von Baeyer

Robert Bunsen
educatedAt University of Berlin
University of Heidelberg
employer University of Frankfurt (Oder)
University of Geneva
University of Königsberg
ethnicGroup German
familyName Graebe
fieldOfWork dye chemistry
organic chemistry
gender male
givenName Carl
hasAcademicDiscipline chemistry
influencedBy Adolf Baeyer
linked to: Adolf von Baeyer

Robert Bunsen
knownFor co-discovery of the synthesis of alizarin
contributions to the synthetic dye industry
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities
German Chemical Society
name Carl Graebe
notableAchievement helped launch the synthetic dye industry through alizarin synthesis
notableStudent Karl von Auwers
notableWork synthesis of alizarin from anthracene
occupation chemist
university professor
placeOfBirth Frankfurt am Main
placeOfDeath Frankfurt am Main
residence Frankfurt am Main
Geneva
studied anthracene oxidation
aromatic compounds
workedOn anthracene derivatives
synthetic dyes

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Adolf von Baeyer notableStudent Carl Graebe
Carl Graebe name Carl Graebe