I get the point - gen chem generates a lot of waste!
This is going to be used in an analytical lab where the students are going to study lead quantitation from urban soils, so they’ll need experience working and studying lead equilibria.
I had a whole researched tw!tter thread on this at one point. If I remember correctly, he never used an accent when writing his name. It appeared in some English language sources at some point and has been erroneously included ever since. It was interesting to research.
Is this the case of non-French speakers "correcting" something that we have no business correcting? I have friends and family with French last names that don't follow all the intro French rules, and others fix their last names all the time because "that's what you're supposed to do in French"
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Oh God, I'm such a nerd!
This is going to be used in an analytical lab where the students are going to study lead quantitation from urban soils, so they’ll need experience working and studying lead equilibria.
There are also publications where his first name, Henry, is changed to Henri.