Lawrence Grossman
Lawrence Grossman · Science & Medicine
Cosmochemist who developed the condensation theory of the early solar nebula and meteorite formation
1946
United States
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Lawrence Grossman is a cosmochemist at the University of Chicago who developed the condensation theory of the early solar nebula, calculating the sequence in which minerals froze out of the cooling solar gas. His predictions matched the calcium-aluminum-rich inclusions found in meteorites, identifying them as the oldest solids in the solar system. He is of Jewish background.
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Cosmochemist who developed the condensation theory of the early solar nebula and meteorite formation
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Earth & Planetary Science
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