Albert Ladenburg

✶July 2, 1842

†August 15, 1911

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About their life

Albert Ladenburg was a German chemist. He was the first person to isolate Scopolamine. He worked with August Kekulé on structures of Benzene and incorrectly suggested a prismatic structure, though it was eventually realised in 1973 with the synthesis of Prismane, which is also known as Ladenburg Benzene.

He was the father of atomic physicist Rudolf Ladenburg.

German chemist (1842–1911)

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