The Life of Jacob Henle
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Then there was Friedrich Wohler, who was certainly worth knowing. He graduated in medicine and sur- gery at Heidelberg, and intended to become a prac- titioner, but he had already worked in the labora- tory of Leopold Gmelin, and was persuaded by him to devote his life to chemistry. Gmelin discovered potassium ferricyanide but Wohler may be regarded as Gmelin's chief contribution to science. The young Wohler went to Stock- holm to study under the great Berzelius, and in later years, along with ...original researches, he translated his teacher's work from the Swedish. His friendship with Berzelius was matched by his lifelong relationship with Liebig, with whom he was associated in many important researches. Wohler taught for brief periods in Berlin and in Cassel, but for almost half a century he held the chair of chemistry in the medical faculty at Gottingen. Wohler was the man who broke down the bar- rier between organic and inorganic chemistry by constructing an organic substance out of its inorganic constituents and thus the vital force theory received its death-blow.
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Then there was Friedrich Wohler, who was certainly worth knowing. He graduated in medicine and sur- gery at Heidelberg, and intended to become a prac- titioner, but he had already worked in the labora- tory of Leopold Gmelin, and was persuaded by him to devote his life to chemistry. Gmelin discovered potassium ferricyanide but Wohler may be regarded as Gmelin's chief contribution to science. The young Wohler went to Stock- holm to study under the great Berzelius, and in later years, along with ...original researches, he translated his teacher's work from the Swedish. His friendship with Berzelius was matched by his lifelong relationship with Liebig, with whom he was associated in many important researches. Wohler taught for brief periods in Berlin and in Cassel, but for almost half a century he held the chair of chemistry in the medical faculty at Gottingen. Wohler was the man who broke down the bar- rier between organic and inorganic chemistry by constructing an organic substance out of its inorganic constituents and thus the vital force theory received its death-blow.
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