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actividad de biografia de Frederick Kekulé

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actividad de biografia de Frederick Kekulé
 

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Frederick Kekulé

by Leandro Gonzalez
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Kekulé nació el 7 de septiembre de 1829 en Darmstadt, Alemania.

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La estructura del benceno tiene un anillo de seis átomos de carbono con enlaces alternados.

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Kekulé propuso que el carbono puede formar cuatro enlaces.

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Kekulé trabajó como profesor e investigador en Alemania.

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La inspiración de Kekulé para el benceno vino de un sueño con una serpiente que se mordía la cola.

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Kekulé murió en Bonn, Alemania, en 1896.

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La estructura del benceno fue ignorada por la química moderna.

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Kekulé estudió en la Universidad de Giessen y fue alumno de Justus von Liebig.

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Kekulé solo trabajó en química inorgánica y nunca en química orgánica.

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Sus teorías ayudaron a entender cómo se organizan los átomos en las moléculas.

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