Henry Gilman
Henry Gilman · Science & Medicine
Organometallic chemist known for organocopper (Gilman) reagents
1893, Boston, Massachusetts, United States — 1986, Ames, Iowa, United States
United States
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Henry Gilman was an American organic chemist at Iowa State University regarded as a father of organometallic chemistry; the organocopper 'Gilman reagents' he developed became indispensable tools for forming carbon-carbon bonds in synthesis, and he authored an authoritative treatise on organic chemistry. He remained scientifically productive even after losing much of his sight. Gilman was born into a Jewish family in Boston.
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Organometallic chemist known for organocopper (Gilman) reagents
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