Gilbert N. Lewis

Born: October 23, 1875
Home town: Weymouth, Massachusetts
Places lived: Philippines, California, Nebraska,
Massachusetts
Education: University of Nebraska and Harvard University
Degree(s): BS degree in Chemistry and a Ph.D. in chemistry
Work: Chemist you studied systematic determination of the electrode potentials of the elements, Superintendent of the Bureau of Weights, Dean of the college of chemistry at Berkeley
Networks/Groups: Acids and Bases- Thomas Lowry, Johannes Nicolaus Brønsted, and Savante Arrhenius
Area of Study: Thermodynamics and Organic Chemistry
Interests : I like to spend time with my family, study astronomy, and hike in my free time
Activities: Hypothesizing on many scientific ideas, reading books on chemistry, biology, and physics, and writing letters to family members
Research: I research Thermodynamics, Covalent Bonds, Acids and Bases, and reaction of elements.
Important Discoveries/Creation: Covalent bond, Lewis dot structures, Valence bond theory, Electronic theory of acids and bases, Chemical thermodynamics, Heavy water, Named the photon, and explained phosphorescence