Family tree of Louis-Bernard GUYTON-MORVEAU
Chemist, French Deputy, Senator, Constitutional Council member
Born Louis-Bernard GUYTON DE MORVEAU
French chemist, politician, and aeronaut
Born on January 4, 1737 in Dijon , France
Died on January 2, 1816 in Paris , France
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In 1773, already interested in chemistry, he proposed use of "muriatic acid gas" for fumigation of buildings and as a result is sometimes given credit for having suggested chlorine in this use.
... Guyton de Morveau was born in Dijon, where he served as a lawyer, then avocat général, of the Dijon parlement.
In 1773, already interested in chemistry, he proposed use of "muriatic acid gas" for fumigation of buildings and as a result is sometimes given credit for having suggested chlorine in this use.
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