Heinrich Caro
Chemist with contributions to dye industry
Born
February 13th, 1834
191 years ago
Died
1910
115 years ago — 76 years old
Category
Scientists & Innovators
Country
Germany
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Contributions largely focused on the development of synthetic dyes. Entered the dye business in 1850 and worked at the chemical factory of von der Leyen. Notably collaborated on the invention of aniline dyes. Made significant advancements in chemical processes and compounds during the 19th century. Later in life, served as a professor, imparting knowledge to future generations in the field of chemistry.
Developed synthetic aniline dyes
Served as a professor of chemistry
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