Andrés Manuel del Río

Spanish-Mexican scientist, vanadium discoverer

Andrés Manuel del Río - Scientists & Innovators born November 10th, 1764
Born
Died

1849
177 years ago — 85 years old

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Scientists & Innovators

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Mexico

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A Spanish-Mexican scientist conducted significant research in the field of chemistry. In 1801, identified vanadium, a metal element, which later gained recognition for its utility in various applications. Contributed to the understanding of oxidation states and complex salts, enhancing knowledge in inorganic chemistry. Held teaching positions at institutions in Mexico City, influencing the next generation of chemists. Collaborated extensively with other scientists during his career, furthering the study of elements and their properties.

Discovered vanadium in 1801

Contributed to the study of metal elements

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