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Chemistry Nobel Prize Winner

December 3, 2007 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 85, Issue 49

It was immensely delightful to learn the news of the 2007 Nobel Prize in Chemistry going to Gerhard Ertl (C&EN, Oct. 15, page 9). As a graduate student pursuing a doctoral degree at the University of Illinois, Chicago, Ertl proved ready reckoner for topics related to metal-adsorbate interactions through his publications and books. For most of our group, his work provided valuable direction and guidance.

I feel truly grateful and happy to send my hearty congratulations to Ertl for bringing glory to the field of surface science.

Vijay Agrawal
Nasik, India

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