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Article: Gautier, Armand E.-J.
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Gautier, Armand E.-J.
(
b
. Narbonne, France, 23 September 1837;
d
. Cannes, France, 27 July 1920)
chemistry
Gautier, the son of Louis Gautier, a physician and landowner, studied chemistry at Montpellier under J. E. B
é
rard (a former assistant to Berthollet) and J. A. B
é
champ. In contrast with his teachers, he favored the use of atomic representations, rather than equivalents, in chemical notation. He especially supported the ideas of Charles Gerhardt, who had taught at Montpellier until 1851. After receiving a medical degree in 1862, Gautier left Montpellier for the Paris laboratory of Adolphe Wurtz. His isolation in 1866 of the isonitriles (isomers of the nitriles), or ...
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