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Brelaz, Noel Jean Marie

Occupation
Applied chemist

Summary

Noel Brelaz formed the Standard Chemical Company in 1940. He studied fermentation processes under Dr Effront in Paris in 1927.

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Educated Ballarat School of Mines and Industries (Diploma in Applied Chemistry). Chief chemist, Brinds' Distillery, Ballarat; technical director of Federal Distilleries till 1932; consultant 1932-40; formed the Standard Chemical Company in 1940.

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