chemist

A chemist is a scientist who studies the composition, structure, properties, and reactions of substances to understand matter and develop new materials or processes.

Aliases (14)

• biochemist ×18
• organic chemist ×15
• physical chemist ×10
• crystallographer ×7
• metallurgist ×5
• theoretical chemist ×5
• American chemist ×4
• nuclear chemist ×3
• geochemist ×2
• quantum chemist ×2
• bioorganic chemist ×1
• industrial chemist ×1
• photochemist ×1
• supramolecular chemist ×1

Instances (182)

• J. Meinwald ("organic chemist")
• Ignacy Mościcki
• Levi
• Richard C. Tolman ("physical chemist")
• Dorothy Hodgkin
• Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins ("biochemist")
• Frédéric Joliot-Curie
• Christopher Longuet-Higgins ("theoretical chemist")
• Robert Empie Rogers
• Marie Curie
• Chaim Weizmann
• John Kendrew ("biochemist")
• Phillip A. Sharp ("biochemist")
• Glenn T. Seaborg
• Pierre-Émile Martin ("metallurgist")
• Kurt Wüthrich
• Michael Faraday
• Robert Boyle
• Hans Hellmann ("theoretical chemist")
• Shannon Lucid ("biochemist")
• Henry Bessemer ("metallurgist")
• Matthew Boulton ("metallurgist")
• Joseph Priestley
• William Withering
• Primo Levi
• Thomas Beddoes
• Michael Polanyi
• John Roebuck
• Walter Gilbert ("biochemist")
• Childe Harold Wills ("metallurgist")
• John M. Deutch
• Kun Huang ("crystallographer")
• Chad Mirkin
• George Kistiakowsky ("physical chemist")
• Eugène Schueller
• Margaret Thatcher
• Odd Hassel
• Louis Pasteur
• Antoine Lavoisier
• Samuel W. Johnson
• Lars Onsager ("physical chemist")
• Paul Ehrlich
• John W. Draper
• Ernest Rutherford
• Alan Cottrell ("metallurgist")
• Amedeo Avogadro
• Lawrence Bragg ("crystallographer")
• Emil Fischer
• Alfred Nobel
• Walther Nernst ("physical chemist")
• Otto Hahn
• Edward W. Morley
• Nikolai Zinin
• Ahmed Zewail
• Louis Slotin
• Arthur Herbert Church
• Harold Urey ("physical chemist")
• Willard F. Libby ("physical chemist")
• Wallace Akers
• Hans Christian Ørsted
• Katalin Karikó ("biochemist")
• Herbert Boyer ("biochemist")
• Cavendish
• Gerhard Herzberg ("physical chemist")
• Conant
• Woodward
• Michael Grätzel
• Dudley R. Herschbach
• Yuan T. Lee
• Joseph Black
• Michel Eugène Chevreul
• Henry Tizard
• Isaac Asimov ("biochemist")
• Arthur D. Levinson ("biochemist")
• Michalina Czyżewska
• Mikhail Lomonosov
• Theodore de Mayerne
• Fritz London
• Koichi Tanaka
• James Keir
• Akira Endo ("biochemist")
• John Polanyi
• Akira Suzuki
• Yuri Zhdanov
• Arnold O. Beckman
• Elizabeth Blackburn ("biochemist")
• Emmanuelle Charpentier ("biochemist")
• Margaret Hilda Roberts
• Jennifer Doudna ("biochemist")
• Yves Chauvin
• Ada Yonath
• Marie-Anne Pierrette Paulze
• Charles F. Chandler
• Joseph Needham ("biochemist")
• Albert Szent-Györgyi ("biochemist")
• Robert Burns Woodward ("organic chemist")
• Rosalind Franklin
• Elias J. Corey
• Toby Hodgkin
• Joseph J. Katz
• George A. Olah
• K. Barry Sharpless
• Andrew G. Myers
• Irène Joliot-Curie
• Nathan Sugarman ("nuclear chemist")
• Roald Hoffmann
• Philip Handler ("biochemist")
• Stephen L. Buchwald
• Elena Ceaușescu
• Samuel J. Danishefsky
• Harry Steenbock ("biochemist")
• Barry M. Trost ("organic chemist")
• Herman Boerhaave
• Angela Dorothea Kasner
• Joachim Sauer
• Helen Sharman
• Vladimir Vernadsky ("geochemist")
• Phil S. Baran
• Henry Cavendish
• Jabir ibn Hayyan
• Carl Krauch
• Hope Jahren ("geochemist")
• Gregory C. Fu
• Linus Pauling
• James B. Conant
• David W. C. MacMillan
• Jean-Marie Lehn
• Lucy Everest Boole
• John Desmond Bernal ("crystallographer")
• Albert Eschenmoser ("organic chemist")
• Al-Kindi
• Stuart L. Schreiber
• Derek H. R. Barton
• Al-Razi (Rhazes)
• Robert Bunsen
• Richard R. Schrock
• Charles Coulson ("theoretical chemist")
• Peter B. Dervan
• Charles Sanders Peirce
• Merkle
• Ishpeming, Michigan, United States
• James Collip ("biochemist")
• Éleuthère Irénée du Pont