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Gilbert Newton Lewis (* 23. Oktober 1875 in Weymouth, Massachusetts, USA; † 23. März 1946 in Berkeley (Kalifornien)) war ein US-amerikanischer Physikochemiker .
Gilbert Newton Lewis ForMemRS (October 23 or October 25, 1875 – March 23, 1946) was an American physical chemist and a dean of the college of chemistry at University of California, Berkeley.
Gilbert Newton Lewis (Weymouth (Massachusetts), 23 de octubre de 1875-Berkeley, 23 de marzo de 1946) [1] fue un fisicoquímico estadounidense, famoso por su trabajo sobre la denominada "Estructura de Lewis" o "diagramas de punto".
Die Elektronenformel (auch Lewis-Formel oder Lewis-Struktur, nach Gilbert Newton Lewis) ist eine chemische Strukturformel. Sie dient zur Darstellung von Atomen in Molekülen, die die Struktur der Moleküle aufzeigt.
Gilbert N. Lewis was an American physical chemist best known for his contributions to chemical thermodynamics, the electron-pair model of the covalent bond, the electronic theory of acids and bases, the separation and study of deuterium and its compounds, and his work on phosphorescence and the
Gilbert Newton Lewis. American chemist G. N. Lewis was instrumental in developing the theory of covalent bonding. The subject of chemical bonding is at the heart of chemistry. In 1916 Gilbert Newton Lewis (1875–1946) published his seminal paper suggesting that a chemical bond is a pair of electrons shared by two atoms.
The central character in Patrick Coffey's book Cathedrals of Science is Gilbert Lewis. Indeed, it is a quote from the preface to one of Lewis's books Thermodynamics and the Free Energy of...
