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Crutzen

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Crut·zen  (krtsn, -s), Paul Born 1933.
Dutch meteorologist who helped explain the chemical processes involved in the formation and decomposition of ozone, for which he shared a 1995 Nobel Prize in chemistry.


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Crutzen Nobel laureate in chemistry, 1995 Richard Dawkins Charles Simonyi professor, University of Oxford Pierre-Gilles de Gennes Nobel laureate in physics, 1991 Johann Deisenhofer Nobel laureate in chemistry, 1988 Riane Eisler President, Center for Partnership Studies Edward Ericson Leader emeritus, Ethical Culture Roy P.
Nobel Prize-winning atmospheric scientist Paul Crutzen stressed the need for greater awareness of the cloud's cause; he pointed out that in Nepal it is dismissed as "morning haze" and not air pollution.
Cram Chemistry 1987 [*] Francis Harry Compton Crick Physiology/Medicine 1962 Paul Crutzen Chemistry 1995 Gerard Debreu Economics 1983 Max Delbruck Physiology/Medicine 1969 [*] Renato Dulbecco Physiology/Medicine 1975 Gerald Edelman Physiology/Medicine 1972 Richard Feynman Physics 1965 [*] Paul Flory Chemistry 1974 [*] William A.
 
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