DUST AND STARS:  Today in Jewish History

DUST AND STARS:  Today in Jewish History

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Birthday of Adolf Von Baeyer, German organic chemist whose many discoveries included a derivative for barbiturate sleeping pills and synthetic indigo dye. He went on to correctly theorize the structures of carbon rings and benzene, and win the 1905 Nobel Prize for Chemistry (the first Jew to do so).

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