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Science in society (General Studies) by Richard Laurence Millington Synge, 1969 Synge, Richard Laurence Millington: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Chemistry: Foundations and Applications</i> by Todd W. Whitcombe, 2004 Biological aspects of proteins in the light of recent chemical studies (Royal Institute of Chemistry lectures, monographs and reports series;no.1, 1952) by Richard Laurence Millington Synge, 1952

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81. Richard Laurence Millington Synge
    Translate this page richard laurence millington synge (Liverpool soutenu, octobre 28 1914, Norwich m.  
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    Extractions: Yotor Facts Yotor Faits Yotor Tatsachen Yotor Hechos Richard Laurence Millington Synge (Liverpool soutenu, octobre 28 1914, Norwich mort, août 18 1994) était un biochimiste britannique, et gagnant du prix 1952 Nobel en chimie pour l'invention de la chromatographie de cloison. Instruit à l'université de Winchester et de trinité, Cambridge, il a dépensé son carrière entière dans la recherche, aux endroits comprenant l'association de recherches d'industries de laines, Leeds (1941-1943), l'institut de listeuse de la médecine préventive, Londres (1943-1948), l'institut de recherche de recherche de Rowett, l'Aberdeen (1948-1967), et l'institut de recherche alimentaire, Norwich (1967-1976). Il avait lieu pendant son temps à Leeds qu'il a travaillé avec l'archer Martin, chromatographie se développante de cloison, une technique utilisée dans les mélanges de séparation des produits chimiques semblables, qui ont révolutionné la chemie analytique. Entre 1942 et 1948 il a étudié des peptides du gramicidin de groupe de protéine, travail plus tard employé par Frederick Sanger en déterminant la structure de l'insuline. English version: Richard Laurence Millington Synge Next: Andy Bausch Up This article is licensed under the GNU Free Documentation License . It uses material from the Wikipedia article "Richard Laurence Millington Synge" Web Advertising Ringetoner Last Minute Reisen ... Yotor.com

82. Prix Nobel De 1950 à 1954
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    Extractions: P rix Nobel de 1950 à 1954 Otto Herman Diels et Kurt Alder Edwin M. McMillan et Glenn T. Seaborg Archer John Porter Martin et Richard Laurence Millington Synge Hermann Staudinger Linus Carl Pauling Pour avoir découvert et développer la synthèse diénique. Diels est né le 23 janvier 1876 à Hambourg : deux ans après sa naissance, ses parents s'établissent à Berlin, où il va faire ses études secondaires et supérieures. Son père, philologue réputé, était secrétaire perpétuel de l'Académie des Sciences de Berlin. Pendant quatre ans, de 1895 à 1899, Diels prépare sous la direction d'Emil Fischer une thèse sur les dérivés cyanuriques, dont son maître venait de montrer la similitude avec les purines. A Berlin, ses travaux remarqués par la communauté scientifique lui valent une carrière universitaire très brillante : professeur en 1906, chef de service à l'Institut de Chimie en 1913, professeur extraordinaire en 1914, il est promu deux ans plus tard professeur ordinaire et directeur de l'Institut de Chimie de Kiel, postes qu'il conserve jusqu'à son départ en retraite. Enfin en 1946 il est nommé professeur émérite. L'oeuvre d'Otto Diels en chimie organique est aussi importante que variée. On peut y discerner trois axes principaux de recherche :

83. Chemistry And Industry: Fifty Years Of Gas Chromatography: Andrew Tipler And Mar
    This year is the 50th anniversary of two important events Archer John PorterMartin and richard laurence millington synge were awarded the Chemistry Nobel  
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    Extractions: Save a personal copy of any page on the Web and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free. Get started now. Fifty years of gas chromatography: Andrew Tipler and Mark Feder, gas chromatography specialists at PerkinElmer Instruments, chart the development of this ground-breaking chemical analysis technique. (Feature) Chemistry and Industry April, 2002 by Andrew Tipler This year is the 50th anniversary of two important events: Archer John Porter Martin and Richard Laurence Millington Synge were awarded the Chemistry Nobel Prize for the invention of partition chromatography; and Anthony James and Martin published their seminal paper on the adaptation of separation by partition to gas chromatography. It is safe to say that gas-liquid partition chromatography (GLPC) revolutionised chemical analysis and, within a decade, became the most widely used laboratory technique.

84. Royal Society | About The Society | History Of Science | Biographies Of Fellows
    2004 vol 50 pp 299308, plate, by Peter Atkins. synge, richard laurence millington.Biographical Memoirs 1996 vol 42 pp 453-479, plate, by Hugh Gordon  
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85. Brockhaus Nobelpreise - Archer John Porter Martin, Richard Laurence Millington S
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86. Kimyaokulu - Nobel ödülü Kazanan Bilim Adamlarý
    synge, richard laurence millington Ingiltere, Rowett Research Institute,Bucksburn (Scotland), d. 1914, ö. 1994 Kromotagrafiyi bulduklari için  
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87. Bearbeiten Von Richard Laurence Millington Synge - Seite Bearbeiten - Wikipedia
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88. Richard Lawrence - Encyclopedia Article About Richard Lawrence.
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89. Richard Lawrence Millington Synge
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    Extractions: PhD Cantab FRS FRIC FRSE Nobel Laureate RICHARD SYNGE was born in Liverpool to a middle-class family, much involved in the commerce and the philanthropy of the city - the latter more particularly in the educational field. Educated at Winchester, he won a classical exhibition to Trinity College Cambridge and came up in October 1933, having had permission to switch to science. He took a double first in biochemistry and followed up what was already a subject of fascination for him, the individuality of amino acids and their separation, with a view to the determination of protein structure. In 1939 he met Archer J P Martin. With his help Synge produced a vast "extraction engine" full of gleaming glass tubes and metal pistons. Synge had hit upon an idea for the separation of amino acids. Within a short time the engine was replaced by a modest glass tube of silica gel, and the technique of partition chromotography was born - which revolutionised analytical chemistry. For this Dick Synge and Archer Martin were awarded a Nobel Prize in 1952 for their efforts. After the outbreak of war, Dick Synge joined Archer Martin at the Wool Research Association in Leeds. Synge had been supported generously by the International Wool Secretariat since 1938. In 1943, Synge went to the Lister Institute in London. There he worked on the antibiotic gramicidin S - which seemed to be entirely composed of amino acids - later in collaboration with Dorothy Hodgkin. In 1948 Dick then went to the Rowett Institute in Aberdeen. In 1965 his old classmate and friend Sidney Elsden became Director of the Food Research Institute and Dick Synge joined him two years later and worked there until his retirement in 1974. Even then he started a project with the computer department to computerise structural formulae of organic compounds. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1950 and later became an honorary fellow of Trinity and a professor at the University of East Anglia.

90. Chemists That Shaped The Science
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91. August 18 Deaths In History
    August 18, 1994 richard Lawrence millington synge, chromatographer, dies at 79August 18, 1993 Alf Bold, German festival programmer, dies of AIDS at 47  
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92. October 28 Birthdays In History
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93. The Obituary Page - Science 1994
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94. Chemistry - Links For Chemists - Topics - Biographies
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95. Winners Of The Nobel Prize In Chemistry - (United Press International)
    1952 Archer John Porter Martin, United Kingdom; richard laurence MillingtonSynge, United Kingdom. 1951 Edwin Mattison McMillan, United States;  
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    Extractions: Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 6 (UPI) List of the winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, established in 1901 by Alfred Nobel. 2004 Aaron Ciechanover, Israel; Avram Hershko, Israel; Irwin Rose, United States. 2003 Peter Agre, United States; Roderick MacKinnon, United States. 2002 John B. Fenn, United States; Koichi Tanaka, Japan; Kurt Wuthrich, Switzerland. 2001 William S. Knowles, United States; Ryoji Noyori, Japan; K. Barry Sharpless, United States. 2000 Alan J. Heeger, United States; Alan G. MacDiarmid, United States; Hideki Shirakawa, Japan. 1999 Ahmed H. Zewail, Egypt and United States. 1998 Walter Kohn, United States; John A. Pople, United Kingdom. 1997 Paul D. Boyer, United States; John E. Walker, United Kingdom; Jens C. Skou, Denmark. 1996 Robert F. Curl Jr., United States; Sir Harold W. Kroto, United Kingdom; Richard E. Smalley, United States. 1995 Paul J. Crutzen, Netherlands; Mario J. Molina, United States; F. Sherwood Rowland, United States.

96. APC: United Nations > Articles > The Heidelberg Appeal
    Dir. of the Washington SEPP Environmental Sciences- USA *Mr. richard LaurenceMillington synge- Nobel Prize (Chemistry)- Biochemistry- Grande- Bretagne  
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97. Sheffield Chemdex - Biographies
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98. Sheffield Chemdex - Biographies
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