[Henri Moissn, first French Nobel prize winner in chemistry: the man, the picture collector].
Born in Paris in September 1852, Henri Moisson died in February 1907, two months after receiving the Nobel prize for chemistry. After a short schooling at Meaux college, he was destined to be a clock maker. He owes his vocation for chemistry to Jules Plicque, a chemist and friend at the college. Henri Moisson attended Fremy's school of chemistry at the Paris Natural History Museum and undertook pharmaceutical studies. In this presentation, we take a look at Henri Moissan's child-hood and teenage years, his scientific education and offer a glimpse of the man and the picture collector.
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Faculté des Sciences pharmaceutiques Philippe Maupas, Tours.
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Henri Moissan, premier Français prix Nobel de chimie: l'homme, le collectionneur de tableaux.