The great chemists deserve a great grave.

Dmitri Mendeleev, August Kekulé
Some had their graves a bit overdone.

Louis Pasteur
Top 5 lousy chemist graves
1) Rosalind Franklin

Deserved a Nobel Prize and a decent grave.
2) Lise Meitner
Deserved a Nobel Prize and a decent grave as well.
4) Richard Adolf Zsigmondy
Received a Nobel Prize and a lousy grave.
4) Friedrich Wöhler
Was elected number 1 of the dead chemists but has a simple and plain grave.
5) Sir William Henry Perkin
I have no picture. Simon Garfield was unable to locate the grave at the time he wrote the book
Mauve. Someone
found the neglected grave a few years later.
2 comments:
Where did you get these photos from? Pretty interesting!
My outstanding Google-skills and
http://www.findagrave.com/
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