Sir William Ramsay died on 23 July 1916, after changing the periodic table forever. More about Periodic table Chemistry Google Doodle Sir William Ramsay. Join our commenting forum.

Sir William Ramsay, the Scottish chemist who discovered several noble gases, is the subject of today’s Google doodle. The noble gases are a group of chemical elements with very low reactivity.

Nicknamed "the chief", Sir William Ramsay's achievements - he was dubbed the greatest chemical discoverer of his age - are being celebrated on Wednesday, when a blue memorial plaque commemorating ...

Sir William Ramsay was born in Clifton on October 2, 1852, to William C. Ramsay, a civil engineer and surveyor, and Catherine Robertson. He was also the nephew of notable geologist Sir Andrew Ramsay.

Google is celebrating Sir William Ramsay on what would have been his 167th birthday. The Doodle spells out the logo using the periodic table. It was created by artist Kevin Laughlin.

Sir William Ramsay. Who Has Realized the Alchemists' Dream, the Transmutation of an Element. By P. F. Mottelay. Join Our Community of Science Lovers! Sign Up for Our Free Daily Newsletter.

Nicknamed "the chief", Sir William Ramsay's achievements - he was dubbed the greatest chemical discoverer of his age - are being celebrated on Wednesday, when a blue memorial plaque commemorating ...

This article was originally published with the title “ Sir William Ramsay ” in Scientific American Magazine Vol. 115 No. 6 (August 1916), p. 117 doi:10.1038 ...

Google is today celebrating Sir William Ramsay, the Scottish chemist, with a special commemorative Doodle on what would have been his 167th birthday. Sign up to our History and Heritage newsletter.

As the International Year of Chemistry starts, one British scientist deserves special recognition - and is being given it.