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Assignment : History of Chemistry - Availability Ends

Part 1: In this assignment you will first identify your selection. Give the history of the person, his/her research that won them the Nobel Peace Prize. Also, share the process as to how the winner is chosen. Finally, state why you selected this person in your assignment. You may use the "Online Librarian" to assist in your research.

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