Leo Radom
Leo Radom · Science & Medicine
Computational chemist known for quantum chemical studies of reactions
1944, Shanghai, China
Australia
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Leo Radom, born in Shanghai to Russian Jewish parents who settled in Sydney in 1947, became one of the world's leading computational quantum chemists. Working with Nobel laureate John Pople, he applied molecular-orbital theory to predict the structures, stabilities and reactions of molecules that are difficult to study experimentally.
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Computational chemist known for quantum chemical studies of reactions
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Chemistry
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