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From: rescorla@rtnmr.chem.yale.edu (Eric Rescorla)
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Subject: Re: Great Canadian Scientists
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Date: 24 May 91 12:25:32 GMT
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In article <2734@fornax.UUCP> shell@lccr.UUCP () writes:
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>Some obvious names that come to mind are Banting (Insulin), Hertsberg ('71
                                                             ^^^^^^^^^
>Nobel Prize, chemistry), Polanyi ('86 Nobel prize: chemiluminescence).
Do you mean Herzberg, as in Gerhard Herzberg, the optical spectroscopy god?
or is there another Herzberg?
-Ekr

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Yale University Department of Chemistry             rescorla@psun.chem.yale.edu
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