James Finlay Weir Johnston

James Finlay Weir Johnston (* September 13, 1796 in Paisley, † September 18, 1855 in Durham ) was a Scottish chemist.

James Johnston, a pupil of Johann Jakob Berzelius, was in Durham, where he died in 1855 since 1833 professor. He wrote:

  • Lectures on agricultural chemistry and geology (1842 );
  • Contributions to scientific agriculture (1849 );
  • Treatise on experimental agriculture (1849 );
  • Notes on North America (1851, 2 vols );
  • Chemistry of common life (1854 several times translated into German, last edit by Dornblüth, 2nd edition, Stuttgart 1887).

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  • Agricultural chemist
  • University teachers (Durham )
  • Chemists ( 19th century)
  • Briton
  • English
  • Born in 1796
  • Died in 1855
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