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In 1828 , Friedrich Wöhler , a German chemist who had studied with Berzelius ,
attempted to make an “ inorganic ” salt , ammonium cyanate , by mixing solutions
of ammonium ions ( NH4 ) and cyanate ions ( CNO ) . Wöhler was astonished to ...
In 1828 , Friedrich Wöhler , a German chemist who had studied with Berzelius ,
attempted to make an “ inorganic ” salt , ammonium cyanate , by mixing solutions
of ammonium ions ( NH4 ) and cyanate ions ( CNO ) . Wöhler was astonished to ...
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However , one of the ingredients used in the synthesis , the cyanate , had been
extracted from animal blood , and the vitalists were not swayed by Wöhler's
discovery . A few years later , however , Hermann Kolbe , a student of Wöhler's ,
made ...
However , one of the ingredients used in the synthesis , the cyanate , had been
extracted from animal blood , and the vitalists were not swayed by Wöhler's
discovery . A few years later , however , Hermann Kolbe , a student of Wöhler's ,
made ...
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... is the source of carbon for all the organic molecules found in organisms .
Another relatively simple molecule is urea , CO ( NH2 ) 2 . This is the organic
compound found in urine that Wöhler 61 learned to synthesize in the early 19th
century .
... is the source of carbon for all the organic molecules found in organisms .
Another relatively simple molecule is urea , CO ( NH2 ) 2 . This is the organic
compound found in urine that Wöhler 61 learned to synthesize in the early 19th
century .
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| Title | Biology, Pages 58-67 Biology, Neil A. Campbell |
| Author | Neil A. Campbell |
| Edition | 7 |
| Publisher | Pearson, Benjamin Cummings, 2005 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 29 Jul 2011 |
| Length | 1231 pages |
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