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Who is credited with the laboratory synthesis of urea?
Who is credited with the laboratory synthesis of urea?
- Wöhler (correct)
- Lavoisier
- Berzelius
- Oparin
Who is associated with the theory of bonding called valence theory?
Who is associated with the theory of bonding called valence theory?
- Scheele
- Kekule (correct)
- Couper
- Miller
Which century saw the belief in a 'vital force' in natural synthesis of organic chemicals?
Which century saw the belief in a 'vital force' in natural synthesis of organic chemicals?
- 19th century (correct)
- 18th century
- 16th century
- 20th century
Who developed analytical methods for determination of elemental composition?
Who developed analytical methods for determination of elemental composition?
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Which scientist proposed the theory of a 'vital force' directing natural synthesis of organic chemicals?
Which scientist proposed the theory of a 'vital force' directing natural synthesis of organic chemicals?
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Laboratory Synthesis of Urea
- Friedrich Wöhler is credited with the laboratory synthesis of urea, a milestone in the field of organic chemistry.
Valence Theory
- The theory of bonding called valence theory is associated with Edward Frankland.
Vital Force Theory
- The 19th century saw a widespread belief in a 'vital force' that directed the natural synthesis of organic chemicals.
Theory of Vital Force
- Georges Cuvier proposed the theory of a 'vital force' directing the natural synthesis of organic chemicals.
Analytical Chemistry
- Justus von Liebig developed analytical methods for the determination of elemental composition, significantly advancing the field of analytical chemistry.
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