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Geoffrey Wilkinson

1921-1996

Scottish chemist who shared the 1973 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work on organo-metallic compounds.

Wilkinson originally studied nuclear chemistry under the tutelage of Glenn Seaborg, changing to the study of metallic and organo-metallic compounds in the 1950s. Concentrating primarily on the transition metals, his work led to a better understanding of metal catalysts that has benefited the field of catalytic reactions, such as the hydrocarbon industry.

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