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| 1 | Saccharin |
| Constantine Fahlberg of Johns Hopkins University. Usage note: The word saccharin has no final "e". The word... Remsen and Constantine Fahlberg in 1879 while working with coal tar derivatives. Ira Remsen discovered... published by Remsen and Fahlberg in 1880 (Fahlberg, C.; Remsen, I. Über die Oxydation des ... | |
| 2 | Ira Remsen |
| previous evening. He named the substance saccharin and he and his research partner Constantine Fahlberg published their finding in 1880. Later Remsen became angry after Fahlberg patented saccharin ... | |
| 3 | Constantine |
| Constantine is the name of several people: Constantine I of the Roman Empire Constantine II of the Roman Empire Constantine III of Rome Constantine III of Byzantium Constantine IV Constantine V Constantine VI Constantine VII Constantine VIII of the Byzantine Empire Constantine IX Constantine X ... | |
| 4 | Constantine I |
| See the appropriate page for Roman emperor Constantine I (the Great) Constantine I of Scotland Constantine I of Greece ... | |
| 5 | Constantine of Dalriada |
| Constantine of Dalriada, also known as Constantine mac Fergus Constantine was king of Dalriada. He reigned from about 781-820. Preceded by: Eochaid IV List of Kings of Dalriada Succeeded by: Oengus ... | |
| 6 | KC Constantine |
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| 7 | Constantine II |
| See the appropriate page for Antipope Constantine II, antipope from 767 - 768 Constantine II of the Roman Empire (317 - 340), Roman Emperor 337 - 340 Constantine II of Scotland (874? - 952), King of Scotland 900 - 942 or 943 Constantine II of Greece (born 6/2/1940), King of Greece March 6, 1964 ... | |
| 8 | Constantine III |
| Constantine III is the name given to two Roman emperors and one king of Scotland: Constantine III (usurper), Governor of Britain and self-proclaimed western Roman emperor 407-411 Constantine III of Byzantium, Byzantine emperor in 641 Constantine III of Scotland, king of Scotland 995-997 ... | |
| 9 | Constantine Papadakis |
| Constantine Papadakis is the President of Drexel University in Philadelphia, PA ... | |
| 10 | Constantine VI of Armenia |
| Constantine VI of Armenia (died 1373) ruled Armenia from 1362 to 1373. He was the son of Hethum of Neghir, a nephew of Hethum I of Armenia. Constantine came to the throne on the death of his cousin Constantine V of Armenia. Constantine was the second husband of Marie of Armenia, daughter of Oshin ... | |
| 11 | Constantine V of Armenia |
| Constantine V of Armenia (died 1362) ruled Armenia from 1344 to 1362. He was the son of Baldwin, Marshal of Armenia, a nephew of Hethum I of Armenia. Constantine came to the throne on the death of his cousin Constantine IV of Armenia who had been killed in an uprising in 1344. He attempted to wipe ... | |
| 12 | Alexander III (emperor) |
| Leo's rule. Upon Leo's death in 912 Alexander became full emperor, and regent for Leo's son Constantine..., Alexander died. On his deathbed he named Constantine his heir (the boy became Constantine VII). Preceded by Leo VI Byzantine Emperor ' Succeeded by Constantine VII ... | |
| 13 | Canaris |
| For the 20th century German Admiral, see Wilhelm Canaris. For the 19th century Greek naval officer, see Constantine Kanaris ... | |
| 14 | Hobita, Gorj |
| Hobiţa is a town in Gorj county, Romania. It is the birthplace of Constantin Brancusi. {{MSG:stub ... | |
| 15 | Nephilim (Grigori Trilogy) |
| The Nephilim are a race of fallen angels in the Grigori Trilogy series of dark fantasy books by Storm Constantine ... |