Extraordinary Assemblage of Autographs of 11 American and British winners of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry, All on One National Academy of Sciences 100th anniversary First Day Cover
These men sequenced the human genome, founded quantum chemistry and molecular biology, discovered the elements plutonium and deuterium, discovered the chemical pathways of photosynthesis, and more
A First Day Cover honoring the 100th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences, October 14, 1963, signed by 11 renowned scientists who were Nobel Prize winners in Chemistry: Linus Pauling, a founder of quantum chemistry, molecular biology, and molecular genetics; Glenn Seaborg, who discovered the element plutonium; Harold C. Urey, who...
A First Day Cover honoring the 100th anniversary of the National Academy of Sciences, October 14, 1963, signed by 11 renowned scientists who were Nobel Prize winners in Chemistry: Linus Pauling, a founder of quantum chemistry, molecular biology, and molecular genetics; Glenn Seaborg, who discovered the element plutonium; Harold C. Urey, who discovered deuterium; R.S Mulliken, who developed molecular orbital theory; Fredrick Sanger, who discovered the method to sequence the human genome; John C. Kendrew, whose work culminated in the production of a three-dimensional model of myoglobin; Richard L.M. Synge and, who developed partition chromatography; Ronald G.W. Norrish, who developed flash photolysis; Willard Frank Libby, for his role in development of radiocarbon dating; and Melvin Calvin, who discovered the chemical pathways of photosynthesis. A truly remarkable assemblage of some of the greatest scientists of the 20th century.
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