chemist造句

The famous chemist won the Nobel Prize.

Do you want anything from the chemist?

The chemist is preparing a medicine.

The woman went to the chemist's shop and showed the docter's note to the chemist.

There were a writter, a chemist, a physicist, a medical scientist and meteorologist. They represented the best in their fields.

Yuguang Zheng and Shuyin Yang were retired and in their 60s. A pediatrician and a chemist respectively.

This is the first chapter of a newly published monograph written by Prof. Jin Jiadong , a photographic chemist, and Senior Engineer Deng Linlin, a film processing chemist, both renowned in China.

LOUIS PASTEUR, the 19th-century French microbiologist and chemist, is credited with confirming that microbes cause disease.

Mironov may be my favorite mad scientist since the chemist who had the periodic table engraved on one of his hairs.

To get to the bottom of this, a chemist recently took bone from the mummy of a Nubian child and dissolved it in hydrogen fluoride, a nasty acid that helps extract tetracycline.

Neither the miner nor the logger can be dispensed with, any more than can the chemist at the factory or the worker in the oil field—paraffin being a by-product of petroleum.

The layman’s conception of carbohydrates generally involves only the sugars and starches of foods—those that generate calories and fat. The food chemist knows many other types that are ingested.