With Samuel Goudsmit, this man wrote The Structure of Line Spectra, and by electrophoresis he determined that a change of one amino acid in hemoglobin causes sickle-cell disease.
This scientist proposed the concept of twinning to explain quasicrystal formation. With Samuel Goudsmit, this man wrote The Structure of Line Spectra, and by electrophoresis he determined that a change of one amino acid in hemoglobin causes sickle-cell disease. The electrostatic valence rule is considered the second of this man's five rules about crystal structures, and he assumed that peptide bonds are planar to predict the alpha-helix secondary structure of proteins. Name this man who developed the first scale of electronegativity and received Nobel Prizes in both Chemistry and Peace.
This scientist proposed the concept of twinning to explain quasicrystal formation.
Linus (Carl) Pauling