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Herbert C. Brown From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Herbert Charles Brown May 22 December 19 ) was a chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in (along with Georg Wittig ) for his work with organoboranes Brown was born Herbert Brovarnik in London to Ukrainian Jewish immigrants . He moved to the United States at a young age and was educated at the University of Chicago , earning a B.S. and Ph.D. in and , respectively. He became professor at Purdue University in , a position he had held emeritus until his death. During World War II , Brown discovered a method for producing sodium borohydride (NaBH ), which can be used to produce boranes , compounds of boron and hydrogen . His work led to the discovery of the first general method for producing asymmetric pure enantiomers Brown was quick to credit his wife Sarah with supporting him and allowing him to focus on creative efforts by handling finances, maintaining the house and yard, etc. According to Brown, after receiving the Nobel prize in Stockholm , he carried the Medal and she carried the $100,000 award. He died December 19 , at a hospital in West Lafayette, Indiana

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showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Herbert C. Brown Wikipedia Herbert C. Brown Herbert Charles Brown May 22 December 19 ) was a chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in (along with Georg Wittig ) for his work with organoboranes Brown was born Herbert Brovarnik in London to Ukrainian Jewish immigrants . He moved to the United States at a young age and was educated at the University of Chicago , earning a B.S. and Ph.D. in and , respectively. He became professor at Purdue University in , a position he had held emeritus until his death. During World War II , Brown discovered a method for producing sodium borohydride (NaBH ), which can be used to produce boranes , compounds of boron and hydrogen . His work led to the discovery of the first general method for producing asymmetric pure enantiomers Brown was quick to credit his wife Sarah with supporting him and allowing him to focus on creative efforts by handling finances, maintaining the house and yard, etc. According to Brown, after receiving the Nobel prize in Stockholm , he carried the Medal and she carried the $100,000 award.

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Contact us Chemistry World Other RSC site areas... About Us RSC Publishing Members Education Library Chemsoc Conferences News Chemistry World RSC Chemistry World Issues February Obituary: Herbert C. Brown Herbert C Brown (1912–2004) Herbert Brown, winner of the 1979 Nobel prize in chemistry, died in December 2004 at the age of 92. His studies on applications of the borohydrides and diborane to organic synthesis had a revolutionary impact on synthetic organic chemistry. Brown, who was born in London, UK, in 1912, will be best remembered for his explorations of the role of boron in organic chemistry. He discovered that the simplest compound of boron and hydrogen, diborane, adds with remarkable ease to unsaturated organic molecules to give organoboranes. He is on record for noting his parents’ remarkable foresight in giving him the initials HCB. With organoboranes readily available for the first time, he undertook to explore their chemistry. This chemistry has proven to be unusually rich. Work on the organoboranes led to the development of the first general asymmetric synthesis of pure enantiomers. ‘Professor Herbert C Brown has discovered a new continent in chemistry, a continent that will take many years of enthusiastic research effort to explore in detail and exploit for the good of mankind,’ reads a biography issued by Purdue University, US, where Brown worked from 1947, ending up as R B Wetherill research professor emeritus. His boron research was recognised in the awarding of the Nobel prize in 1979.

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14. The Nobel Prize In Chemistry: Herbert C. Brown Herbert C. Brown *1912 (USA). For their development of the use of boron and Herbert C. Brown *1912. External links. The Nobel Prize - Herbert C. Brown http://www.nobelpreis.org/english/chemie/brown.html

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Herbert Charles Brown Herbert Charles Brown was born as Herbert Brovarnik, on May 22, 1912, in London to Ukrainian immigrants. At a young age, Brown and his parents immigrated to the United States where he attended the University of Chicago. In 1938, Brown received his Ph.D. in chemistry and went on to become the Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at Purdue University in 1947. In 1959, Brown became the Wetherill Distinguished Professor and, in 1960, he became a Wetherill Research Professor. Finally, in 1978, Herbert Brown became professor emeritus but continued to work. Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1979 along with Georg Wittig for his pioneering work with organic and inorganic organoboranes. Brown was the author of Hydroboration (1962) and Organic Syntheses via Boranes (1975). He was also a member of numerous distinguished scientific societies, including the National Academy of Sciences (1957) and the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (1966). Brown was awarded the National Medal of Science in 1969. Herbert Brown died on December 19, 2004, in West Lafayette, Indiana at the age of 94.

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Herbert C. Brown Herbert Charles Brown May 22 December 19 ) was a chemist who won the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in (along with Georg Wittig ) for his work with organoboranes . Brown was born Herbert Brovarnik in London to Ukrainian Jewish immigrants . He moved to the United States at a young age and was educated at the University of Chicago , earning a B.S. and Ph.D. in and , respectively. He became professor at Purdue University in , a position he had held emeritus until his death. During World War II , Brown discovered a method for producing sodium borohydride (NaBH ), which can be used to produce boranes , compounds of boron and hydrogen . His work led to the discovery of the first general method for producing asymmetric pure enantiomers . Brown was quick to credit his wife Sarah with supporting him and allowing him to focus on creative efforts by handling finances, maintaining the house and yard, etc. According to Brown, after receiving the Nobel prize in Stockholm , he carried the Medal and she carried the $100,000 award. He died December 19 , at a hospital in West Lafayette, Indiana

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Nauka i Edukacja w Science Servis - Polski Serwis Naukowy Astronomia Biologia Chemia Fizyka ... Encyklopedia Herbert Charles Brown , właśc. Herbert Charles Browarnik ( 22 maja w Londynie 19 grudnia ), chemik amerykański pochodzenia angielskiego, laureat Nagrody Nobla Był synem emigrant³w ukraińskich . W młodym wieku przeni³sł się do USA, ukończył studia ( ) i obronił doktorat ( ) na Uniwersytecie w Chicago . PoczÄ tkowo pracował na Wayne State University w Detroit ), od 1947 zwiÄ zany z Purdue University w West Lafayette ( Indiana , od profesor). Członek wielu korporacji naukowych, m.in. Narodowej Akademii Nauk w Waszyngtonie i Amerykańskiej Akademii Umiejętności w Bostonie W pracy naukowej zajmował się reakcjami rodnikowymi i zwiÄ zkami addycyjnymi, poszukiwał zastosowania boru i fosforu w syntezach organicznych. Opracował w metodę addycji diboran³w do alken³w (tzw. hydroborowanie Browna). W otrzymał Nagrodę Nobla za prace nad wykorzystaniem zwiÄ zk³w baru i fosforu jako odczynnik³w w syntezie organicznej; wraz z nim uhonorowano uczonego niemieckiego Georga Wittiga Autor m.in.:

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