Henri Sainte-Claire Deville discovered toluene, anhydrous nitric acid
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Henri Sainte-Claire Deville – discoverer of toluene

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Published by : Data Research Analyst, Worldofchemicals.com

Biography & contributions

Henri Sainte-Claire Deville was born on March 11, 1818

Deville was a French chemist

He discovered toluene

In 1827 He devised a means of preparing aluminum by decomposing aluminum sodium chloride with metallic sodium

In 1849 Deville discovered anhydrous nitric acid

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