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Carl Julius von Fritzche
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Carl Julius von Fritzche

Russian chemist
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  • Underwater view of a glowing chain of tunicates with a scuba diver and boat visible near the water's surface in the background.
    photochemical reaction
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    …in 1866, when Russian chemist Carl Julius von Fritzche discovered that a concentrated anthracene solution exposed to UV radiation would fall from the solution as a precipitate. This precipitation happens because the anthracene molecules join together in pairs, or dimers, which are no longer soluble.

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    …in 1866, when Russian chemist Carl Julius von Fritzche discovered that a concentrated anthracene solution exposed to UV radiation would fall from the solution as a precipitate. This precipitation happens because the anthracene molecules join together in pairs, or dimers, which are no longer soluble.

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