George A. Olah
Also known as George Olah, George A Olah
químico húngaro
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George Andrew Olah was a Hungarian chemist (1927-2017) who made groundbreaking discoveries about how organic molecules break apart and recombine during chemical reactions. His work earned him the Nobel Prize in Chemistry and fundamentally advanced our understanding of how chemical processes work at the molecular level.
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George Andrew Olah (en húngaro: Oláh György András; Budapest, Hungría; 22 de mayo de 1927-Beverly Hills, Estados Unidos; 8 de marzo de 2017) fue un químico húngaro nacionalizado estadounidense, galardonado con el Premio Nobel de Química del año 1994 «por sus investigaciones sobre los carbocationes, fundamentales en la producción de materiales sintéticos».
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