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Dr. Angus Smith, chemist, of Manchester, a pioneer in experimenting upon impurities in the air. | Dr. (Robert) Angus Smith, chemist, of Manchester, a pioneer in experimenting upon impurities in the air, and known for his "composition" which was used for coating metal, such as pipes, to protect them. | ||
c.1817 Born in Scotland | |||
1881 Robert Angus Smith 64, Chemist FRS, PhD etc, And Government Inspector of Alkali works, lived in Chorlton with his niece Jessie K. Smith 45<ref>1881 census</ref> | |||
Had died by 1892<ref>The Engineer 1892/08/12</ref> | Had died by 1892<ref>The Engineer 1892/08/12</ref> | ||
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[[Category: Biography]] | [[Category: Biography]] | ||
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Revision as of 18:21, 27 February 2019
Dr. (Robert) Angus Smith, chemist, of Manchester, a pioneer in experimenting upon impurities in the air, and known for his "composition" which was used for coating metal, such as pipes, to protect them.
c.1817 Born in Scotland
1881 Robert Angus Smith 64, Chemist FRS, PhD etc, And Government Inspector of Alkali works, lived in Chorlton with his niece Jessie K. Smith 45[1]
Had died by 1892[2]
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