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Russian chemists include Dmitri Mendeleev, known for his periodic table of elements that organized elements based on their atomic weights and chemical properties; Ivan Pavlov, famous for his work on conditioning, particularly classical conditioning, which laid the foundation for modern psychology; and Nikolay Zelinsky, who made significant contributions to the field of organic chemistry, particularly in the synthesis of complex organic compounds.
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Russian chemist
Dmitri Mendeleev
Periodic Table of Elements
Arranged elements by atomic weight
Predicted properties of undiscovered elements
Educational Background
Studied chemistry in Saint Petersburg
Traveled to Germany for further studies
Contributions to Chemistry
Developed the periodic law
Influenced the modern periodic table
Ivan Pavlov
Conditioned Reflexes
Conducted experiments on dogs
Discovered classical conditioning
Physiology and Psychology
Studied digestion in animals
Linked psychological processes to physiological responses
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Awarded in 1904 for work on digestion
His work laid foundation for behaviorism
Nikolay Zelinsky
Organic Chemistry
Focused on hydrocarbons and their derivatives
Developed methods for hydrogenation of unsaturated compounds
Zelinsky's Rule
Predicted the direction of addition reactions in unsaturated compounds
Academic Contributions
Established the Moscow Institute of Organic Chemistry
Mentored many notable chemists
Mikhail Lomonosov
Father of Russian Science
Pioneer in various scientific fields
Established the first chemistry laboratory in Russia
Glassmaking and Metallurgy
Improved glassmaking techniques
Contributed to the development of metallurgy
Educational Reforms
Advocated for the establishment of a university in Moscow
Promoted the study of natural sciences in Russia
Andrey Tupolev
Aircraft Design
Designed over 100 aircraft models
Contributed to the development of Soviet aviation
Tupolev Design Bureau
Founded the OKB156, a major aircraft design bureau
Developed the Tu144, the first supersonic airliner
Impact on Aviation
His designs influenced modern aircraft construction
Tupolev's legacy continues in Russian aerospace industry
Vladimir Prelog
Stereochemistry
Made significant contributions to the field
Developed Prelog's rule for stereochemical reactions
Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Awarded in 1975 for work on organic molecules
His research had implications for drug development
Educational and Research Work
Taught at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Collaborated with other notable chemists
Alexandr Butlerov
Chemistry of Sugars
Discovered the chemical structure of sugars
Contributed to the understanding of organic compounds
Theoretical Chemistry
Developed the theory of chemical structure
Influenced the development of organic chemistry
Academic Influence
Established the first chemistry department in Kazan University
Mentored numerous students in chemistry