Nat Schachner
American lawyer and chemist, author
Born
January 16th, 1895
130 years ago
Died
1955
70 years ago — 60 years old
Category
Thinkers & Philosophers
Country
United States
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Schachner was an American lawyer and chemist who contributed to the field of chemistry and authored several works. His legal expertise and background in chemistry led to a focus on patent law, particularly regarding chemical inventions. Schachner's writings included both professional legal texts and science fiction literature, reflecting a unique blend of his interests and skills. He became involved in the American Chemical Society and engaged with various scientific communities, rising prominently in those circles.
Authored 'The Life of Thomas Edison'
Contributed to patent law as a chemist
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