Fact 1
In Hazlemere England, there is a school named after him called the Sir William Ramsey School.
Fact 2
He became the Professor of Chemistry in 1879 two years prior to becoming the principal of the University College of Bristol.
Fact 3
In 1904, he received the Nobel Prize in Chemistry after he had discovered the noble gases.
was a British biochemist who won the Nobel Prize for Chemistry twice
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Was a German physicist who won the 1914 Nobel Prize in physics for his discovery of X-ray crystallography which helps in determining the arrangement of atoms in some substances.
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