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William Ramsay (1852-1916) Scottish chemist. With Rayleigh discovered inert gas Argon 1894
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William Ramsay (1852-1916) Scottish chemist. With Rayleigh discovered inert gas Argon 1894
William Ramsay (1852-1916) Scottish chemist. With Rayleigh discovered inert gas Argon 1894. Nobel prize for chemistry 1904. Cartoon by Spy (Leslie Ward) from Vanity Fair, London, December 1908, showing Ramsay lecturing
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1894 1904 1908 Beard Blackboard Cartoon Chemist Chemistry December Discovered Fair Imperial Lecture Lecturing Leslie Nobel Prize Ramsay Scientist Scottish Teaching Vanity Ward William 1852 1916 Argon Formula Inert Rayleigh
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This print captures the renowned Scottish chemist, William Ramsay (1852-1916), in a moment of intellectual prowess. Alongside his British counterpart Rayleigh, Ramsay made a groundbreaking discovery in 1894 by identifying the inert gas Argon. This remarkable achievement earned him the prestigious Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1904. The accompanying cartoon, created by Spy (Leslie Ward) for Vanity Fair in December 1908, portrays Ramsay engagingly lecturing to an audience. With his distinguished beard and commanding presence, he exudes confidence as he imparts his knowledge on chemistry. The image showcases not only Ramsay's expertise but also his passion for teaching and sharing scientific discoveries with others. In this snapshot of history, we witness Ramsay at the height of his career during an imperial lecture at London's Imperial College. Standing before a blackboard adorned with complex formulas and equations, he captivates students and colleagues alike with his profound understanding of chemistry. This print is a testament to William Ramsay's invaluable contributions to science and serves as a reminder of the significance of curiosity-driven research. It encapsulates both the brilliance of this pioneering scientist and the impact that one individual can have on our collective understanding of the world around us.
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