Although not primarily known as an economist, this man wrote such works as Cartesian Economics, Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt, and Money Versus Man.
Although not primarily known as an economist, this man wrote such works as Cartesian Economics, Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt, and Money Versus Man. A work that is more closely associated with the field this man worked in is called The Interpretation of Radium, and helped motivate H.G. Wells to write The World Set Free. While at McGill University in Montreal, he collaborated with Ernest Rutherford on radioactive processes, and he worked with William Ramsay University College in London on the properties and actions of radium and helium.  This man has namesake sexlet, as well as namesake circles. For 10 points, name this winner of the 1921 Nobel in Chemistry, a British chemist who discovered isotopes.
Although not primarily known as an economist, this man wrote such works as Cartesian Economics, Wealth, Virtual Wealth and Debt, and Money Versus Man.
Frederick {Soddy}