Some Forgotten Chemists

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Seventeen independent essays explore the contributions of both renowned and lesser-known chemists, highlighting their significant impact on chemistry and society. Notable figures like Alexander Borodin and Sir William Crookes are featured alongside lesser-known chemists such as Frederick Accum, John Mercer, and Ellen Swallow Richards. Each essay stands alone, organized alphabetically by the chemist's last name, providing insights into their unique roles in the field, regardless of their specific area of expertise in chemistry.