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Pausaecker, K. H. (1923 - 1959)

Born
1923
Died
1959
Occupation
Organic chemist

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K. H. Pausaecker was interested in the chemistry of hererocycles and especially indole. This led to an examination of the attack by free radicals on aromatic and heterocyclic molecules.

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Educated Universities of Melbourne (BSc 1942, MSc) and Oxford (DPhil). Lecturer in Organic Chemistry, University of Adelaide ca 1948; Senior Lecturer in Organic Chemistry 1949-59.

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