Russian Nobel Winners in Chemistry Kate Morozova 9. 11. 2015
Nobel Prize is an important event of the year. Nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded to 162 people.
The first and only chemist from Russia was Nikolay Semyonov. He won the Nobel Prize with Cyril Hinshelwood. Nikolay Semyonov was born in 1896 in Saratov. He founded Institute of Chemical Physics in 1931. The scientist organized The Department of Chemical Kinetics.
Semyonov discovered the branched chain reactions in 1928. He showed a radical mechanism of process. Nikolay Semyonov and Cyril Hinshelwood won Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1956.
Nobel Winners were scientist who were born in Russia (USSR, Russian Empire). They are Marie Curie, Wilhelm Ostwald, Paul Karrer, Artturi Ilmari Virtanen, Tadeusz Reichstein, Ylya Prigogine. Marie Curie Wilhelm Ostwald Ylya Prigogine.
Marie Curie was born in 1867 in Warsaw. Marie Curie and Pierre Curie won Nobel Prize for discovery of radioactive elements. Paul Karrer won Nobel Prize for research of vitamins in 1937. Tadeusz Reichstein won Nobel Prize for discovered of adrenalin hormones. Ylya Prigogine won Paul Karrer Nobel Prize for theory of dissipative structures. Tadeusz Reichstein
All Russian Chemists made a great contribution to science. Scientists need discover the world. All scientists worthy of the Nobel Prize.
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