Henry Taube
Inorganic Chemistry
Won the Nobel prize in chemistry for studying electron transfer reactions |
- Birthdate
- November 30, 1915
- Birthplace
- Neudorf, Saskatchewan
- Date of Death
- November 16, 2005
- Family Members
- Title
- Physical Chemist; Professor of chemistry
- Office
- Stanford University
- Status
- Deceased
- Degrees
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- BS, University of Saskatchewan, 1935
- MS, University of Saskatchewan, 1937 PhD, 1940, University of California, Berkeley
- Awards
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- Numerous awards, American Chemical Society (ACS)
- Chandler Medal, Columbia University, 1964
- John Gamble Kirkwood Award, ACS, 1966
- ACS Award for Distinguished Service in the Advancement of Inorganic Chemistry, 1967
- Nichols Medal, ACS, 1971
- Willard Gibbs Medal, ACS, 1971
- F. P. Dwyer Medal, U of New South Wales, Australia, 1973
- National Medal of Science, 1977
- National Academy of Sciences Award in Chemical Sciences, 1983
- Nobel Prize in Chemistry, 1983
- Honorary Fellowship, Royal Society of Chemistry, 19
- Last Updated
- October 15, 2001
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