Raphael Levine
Raphael Levine · Science & Medicine
Theoretical chemist known for molecular reaction dynamics
1938, Alexandria, Egypt
Israel · United States
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Raphael David Levine is an Israeli theoretical chemist, born in Alexandria, who became a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and UCLA. He is a founder of the modern theory of molecular reaction dynamics and applied an information-theoretic approach to chemical processes, shaping how chemists understand energy flow in reacting molecules. He shared the Wolf Prize in Chemistry in 1988; he is an Israeli Jew.
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Theoretical chemist known for molecular reaction dynamics
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