Aleksandr Butlerov

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Aleksandr Butlerov was a pioneering Russian chemist best known for developing the theory of chemical structure, which fundamentally shaped modern organic chemistry.

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Alexander Butlerov 2
Aleksandr Butlerov canonical 1
Butlerov 1

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instanceOf chemist
human
organic chemist
university teacher
countryOfCitizenship Russian Empire
dateOfBirth 1828-09-15
dateOfDeath 1886-08-17
describedBySource history of chemistry literature
educatedAt Kazan University
employer Kazan University
ethnicGroup Russian
familyName Butlerov
linked to: Aleksandr Butlerov
fieldOfWork chemical theory
chemistry
organic chemistry
givenName Aleksandr
hasHonorificTitle founder of the theory of chemical structure
influenced development of modern organic chemistry
structural theory in chemistry
influencedBy August Kekulé’s ideas on valence
Friedrich Kekulé
linked to: August Kekulé
knownFor formulating the modern concept of chemical structure
introducing systematic use of structural formulas
pioneering work in organic reaction mechanisms
languageOfWorkOrName Russian
memberOf Russian Academy of Sciences
nativeLanguage Russian
notableIdea chemical structure theory
concept of structural formulas in organic chemistry
notableStudent Alexander Zaitsev NERFINISHED
Vladimir Markovnikov
notableWork theory of chemical structure
occupation chemist
university professor
partOf Russian school of organic chemistry
placeOfBirth Chistopolsky Uyezd
Kazan Governorate NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Butlerovka
Kazan Governorate NERFINISHED
sexOrGender male
workLocation Kazan
Saint Petersburg
linked to: St. Petersburg

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Kazan University alumnus Alexander Butlerov
linked to: Aleksandr Butlerov
Aleksandr Butlerov familyName Butlerov
linked to: Aleksandr Butlerov
KFU hasNotableAlumni Alexander Butlerov
linked to: Aleksandr Butlerov