Mikhail Usanovich
Mikhail Usanovich · Science & Medicine
Chemist known for the Usanovich theory of acids and bases
1894, Zhitomir, Russian Empire (now Ukraine) — 1981, Alma-Ata, Kazakh SSR (now Almaty, Kazakhstan)
Russian Empire · Soviet Union
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Mikhail Usanovich was a Soviet chemist known for the Usanovich theory of acids and bases (1939), one of the broadest generalizations of acid-base concepts, defining acids and bases by the transfer of positive and negative species. He was a professor and academician in Kazakhstan. He was of Jewish origin.
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Chemist known for the Usanovich theory of acids and bases
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