Berthelot

[ ber-tuh-loh; French bertuh-law ]

noun

1. Pierre Eugène Mar·se·lin [ma, r, s, uh, -, lan], 1827–1907, French chemist.

Example Sentences

The other, Sophie Berthelot, was allowed in so she could repose in aeternum next to her spouse, the chemist Marcellin.

From The Daily Beast

On the 20th, the 32nd French Corps (Berthelot), in their turn, took the offensive.

From Project Gutenberg

The density found was in accord with that given by Berthelot, namely, 1264.

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Then came Berthelot—the father of synthetic chemistry, with his sensational announcement—“The soil is alive.”

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The romantics had, as Berthelot shows, appealed to life to redress the judgments drawn from mechanism.

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In tracing this genealogy of thought M. Berthelot finds Bergson related to Nietzsche on the romantic side.

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