Norman Hackerman
Norman Hackerman · Science & Medicine
Physical chemist known for corrosion science and surface chemistry
1912, Baltimore, Maryland, United States — 2007, Temple, Texas, United States
United States
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Norman Hackerman was a physical chemist and pioneer of corrosion science and surface chemistry, whose research on metal passivation and electrode surfaces became foundational to the field. He also served as president of the University of Texas at Austin and of Rice University. The son of Jewish immigrants from Latvia, he was Jewish.
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Physical chemist known for corrosion science and surface chemistry
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