This man found that tetratomic oxygen is formed in solutions of oxygen in liquid nitrogen, and collaborated with Merle Randall in a work titled "Thermodynamics and the Free Energy of Chemical Substances."
This man found that tetratomic oxygen is formed in solutions of oxygen in liquid nitrogen, and collaborated with Merle Randall in a work titled "Thermodynamics and the Free Energy of Chemical Substances." His photochemical experiments led him to coin the term "photons," and he was the first person to produce a pure sample of (*) deuterium oxide. In 1916, this man wrote a paper titled "The Atom and the Molecule," in which he presented his theories about free radicals and the covalent bond. For ten points, name this American chemist who described compounds accepting or donating electron pairs in his namesake acid-base theory and created his namesake dot structures.
This man found that tetratomic oxygen is formed in solutions of oxygen in liquid nitrogen, and collaborated with Merle Randall in a work titled "Thermodynamics and the Free Energy of Chemical Substances."
Gilbert Newton {Lewis}