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Geoffrey Wilkinson: 30th anniversary of his death on 26 September

Sep 26, 2026

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  • File Sweden Nobel 1973. Chemistry laureate Geoffrey Wilkinson, Great Britain receives his prize from the hands of his majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf. Wilkinson shares the prize witrh Ernst Otto Fischer, STOCKHOLM Sverige PB-KOD:1001 x1001x *** File Sweden Nobel 1973 Chemistry laureate Geoffrey Wilkinson, Great Britain receives his prize from the hands of his majesty King Carl XVI Gustaf Wilkinson shares the prize witrh Ernst Otto Fischer, STOCKHOLM Sweden PB KOD 1001 x1001x Copyright: xJANxCOLLSIÖÖx GEOFFREY WILKINSON
  • Oct. 23, 1973 - Nobel Prize in Chemistry awarded to British and German Professor to-day: This year s Nobel laureates for Chemistry are British Prof. Geoffrey Wilkinson, 52, teaching at London University and his German Colleague, Prof. Ernst Otto Fischer, 55, dept, of An organic Chemistry at Technische Universitat Munich. Both scientist have worked in the field of metallic organic chemistry. Professor Wilkinson discovered a certain home-gene catalyst. The one found in Rhodium was named after him. Metallic-organic compounds play an important part in present chemistry, for they make the producing of completely new chemicals possible when present. Photo Shows German Professor Ernst Otto Fischer in his laboratory. - ZUMAk09