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William Thomson (Lord Kelvin)
Biography
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Biography, Biography.mp3
Biography.mp3
Parents
Adolf von Baeyer
Akira Suzuki
Alan Turing
Albert Einstein
Alexander Fleming
Antoine Lavoisier
August Kekulé
August Wilhelm von Hofmann
Carl Bosch
Carl Wilhelm Scheele
Charles Hermite
Charles-Augustin de Coulomb
Christian Bohr
D. J. Cram
Dorothy Hodgkin
Earnest Rutherford
Ei-ichi Negishi
Elias James Corey
Emil Fischer
Emmanuelle Charpentier
Enrico Fermi
Enzo Ferrari
Ernest Marsden
Ernest Rutherford
Ernst Abbe
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Felix Bloch
Gang Chen
Georg Wittig
Graph
Hans Geiger
Herbert C. Brown
Humphry Davy
J. Robert Oppenheimer
J.J. Thomson
Jacques Charles
Jean Charles Athanase Peltier
John Desmond Bernal
John K. Stille
John Seebeck
Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac
Kumada Makoto
Kurt Alder
Louis Pasteur
Marcel Proust
Markus Zebarjadi
Max Born
Michael Faraday
Niels Bohr
Otto Diels
Person A
Person B
Richard F. Heck
Robert Millikan
Sadi Carnot
Shoucheng Zhang
Svante Arrhenius
Thomas Edison
Werner Heisenberg
William Thomson (Lord Kelvin)
Children
Academic career
Career
Career Beginnings
Career Highlights
Career Milestones
Circle of Friends
Contributions to Optics
Contributions to Science
Contributions to Thermodynamics
Death
Death and Legacy
Early Life
Early Life and Education
Education
Health
Honors and Awards
Invention Legacy
Inventor's Journey
Involvement in Nazi Germany
Later Career and Honors
Later Life
Later Years
Legacy
Major Discoveries
Medical Education
Military Career
Personal Life
Personal Life and Legacy
Political Activism
Professional Career
Professional Life
Professional Milestones
R. B. Woodward, chemistry legend
Recognition
Recognition and Honors
Research and Publications
Role in the Manhattan Project
Scientific Achievements
Scientific Career
University Education
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Biographies