Charles A. Wurtz

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Charles A. Wurtz was a prominent 19th-century French chemist known for his contributions to organic chemistry, including the Wurtz reaction and important work on atomic theory and chemical structure.

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instanceOf French scientist
chemist
human
organic chemist
countryOfCitizenship France
dateOfBirth 1817-11-26
dateOfDeath 1884-05-10
educatedAt University of Giessen
University of Strasbourg
employer Faculty of Medicine of Paris
Sorbonne
linked to: Sorbonne University

University of Strasbourg
École de Médecine, Paris
familyName Wurtz
fieldOfWork inorganic chemistry
organic chemistry
physical chemistry
givenName Adolphe
Charles
influenced French school of organic chemistry
development of structural organic chemistry
influencedBy Justus von Liebig
languageOfWorkOrName French
German
memberOf Académie des Sciences
French Academy of Medicine
movement structural theory of organic chemistry
nativeLanguage French
notableStudent Albert Ladenburg
August Kekulé
Charles Friedel
notableWork Dictionnaire de chimie pure et appliquée
Leçons élémentaires de chimie moderne
Wurtz reaction
Wurtz–Fittig reaction
research on alcohols and ethers
research on amines
research on glycols
theory of chemical structure
work on atomic theory
placeOfBirth Alsace
France
Strasbourg
placeOfDeath France
Paris
positionHeld dean of the Faculty of Medicine of Paris
member of the Académie des Sciences
perpetual secretary of the Académie des Sciences
professor of chemistry
religion Protestantism
sexOrGender male
studiedUnder Justus von Liebig

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Royal College of Chemistry notableAlumni Charles A. Wurtz