Harold Friedman
Harold Friedman · Science & Medicine
Theoretical chemist known for the statistical mechanics of solutions
1923, Manhattan, New York, United States — 2005, Stony Brook, New York, United States
United States
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Friedman was an American theoretical chemist at Stony Brook University known for pioneering work on the statistical mechanics of ionic solutions and electrolytes, for which he was recognized by the American Physical Society and awarded the Royal Society of Chemistry's Robinson Medal. He is documented as Jewish in Jewish biographical references, and was born in Manhattan.
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Theoretical chemist known for the statistical mechanics of solutions
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