Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry | Wikipedia audio article
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The Royal Society of Chemistry awards the designation of Honorary Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry for distinguished service in the field of chemistry.
Awardees are entitled to use the post nominal HonFRSC.
Recipients have included: