Eric Leighton Holmes
Eric Leighton Holmes was a British chemist who developed ion exchange resins in 1935.[1]
Footnotes
- Brent Stockwell (2013). The Quest for the Cure: The Science and Stories Behind the Next Generation. Columbia University Press.
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gollark: Not *all* new phones are glued together and irrepairable, just lots of them!
gollark: Basically all widely-used software has had exploitable flaws of some kind, it doesn't seem to be getting better on the whole, and I don't want that sort of thing running my brain. At least actual brain hardware seems to mostly be insecure in ways which require physical access.
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gollark: I mostly store my notes on computers, which have ridiculously huge capacity compared to paper.
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