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Louis Édouard
Grimaux (3 July 1835, Rochefort-sur-Mer – 2 May 1900, Paris) was a
French chemist,
known for his
research in the area of
organic synthesis...
- (2): 1691–1695. doi:10.1002/cber.18860190211. The
French chemist Edouard Grimaux thought that the
amine group (–NH2) was
located next to the
amide group...
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determined safrole's
empirical formula. In 1869, the
French chemists Édouard
Grimaux (1835–1900) and J.
Ruotte investigated and
named safrole. They observed...
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laboratory synthesis of a
pyrimidine was not
carried out
until 1879, when
Grimaux reported the
preparation of
barbituric acid from urea and
malonic acid...
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sodium amalgam and
hydrogen iodide. In 1879, the
French chemist Édouard
Grimaux synthesized barbituric acid from
malonic acid, urea, and
phosphorus oxychloride...
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contained amide linkages was made as
early as 1882 by the
French chemist E.
Grimaux.
Despite these data and
later evidence that
proteolytically digested proteins...
- 62 (4): 323–325. Bibcode:1985JChEd..62..323D. doi:10.1021/ed062p323.
Grimaux. M.; Gerhardt, M. C. (1900).
Charles Gerhardt, sa Vie, son œuvre, sa Correspondance...
- who made Italy)". Zenit.
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original on 16
April 2013.
Grimaux, Edouard.
Lavoisier 1743–1794. (Paris, 1888; 2nd ed., 1896; 3rd ed., 1899)...
- who was a wine-maker
before his
death in 2005.
Julian and his wife
Helen Grimaux, had a
daughter named Juliana Harriett West. West and
Elizabeth Harvey...
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groans and the
frantic appeals for help of the
unfortunate victims. — Pere
Grimaux, as
quoted by Rose C. Falls,
Cheniere Caminada or The Wind of Death: The...
