Alexander Borodin
1955; Massachusetts Medical Society; Volume: 252; Issue: 5 Linguagem: Inglês
10.1056/nejm195502032520507
ISSN1533-4406
Autores Tópico(s)History and advancements in chemistry
ResumoIT is unusual for a man to be able to follow with equal activity two such exacting and diversified fields of endeavor as science and music, without eventually foregoing one for the other. Alexander Borodin was one of the few extraordinary persons successful in both. His chemistry professor, Zinin, used to say: "Mister Borodin, please don't think so much of ballads when here I am believing in your future and trying to train you to succeed me. You can't hunt two hares at the same time."1 But hunt them he did.Alexander Porpheyrevich Borodin, born in 1834, was the natural . . .
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