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T. I. Taylor
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T. I. Taylor

American chemist
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  • chromatography
    / Subsequent developments

    …were reported in 1938 by T.I. Taylor and Harold C. Urey, who used a zeolite. The method received much attention in 1942 during the Manhattan Project as a means of separating the rare earths and transuranium elements, fission products of uranium, and other elements

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    …were reported in 1938 by T.I. Taylor and Harold C. Urey, who used a zeolite. The method received much attention in 1942 during the Manhattan Project as a means of separating the rare earths and transuranium elements, fission products of uranium, and other elements

    Read More