Eugène-Anatole Demarçay

Eugène- Anatole Demarcay ( born January 1, 1852 † March 5, 1903 Paris) was a French chemist.

Demarcay was one of the discoverers of the element europium, which he initially spectroscopically proved and 1901, isolated. During this time he helped Marie Curie with spectroscopic studies in the isolation of radium from pitchblende.

Writings (selection )

• Eugène Demarcay: Spectres électriques. Atlas. Gauthier -Villars, Paris 1895; OCLC 54,317,437th
• Eugène Demarcay: Sur les acidic tétrique et leurs homologues oxytétrique et. Gauthier -Villars, Paris 1880; OCLC 25,644,291th

Articles

• Sur le specter d'une radio- active substance. Comptes rendus, 127:1218, 1898.
• Sur le specter du Radium. Comptes rendus, 129:716-717, 1899.
• Sur le specter du radium. Comptes rendus, 131:258-259, 1900.

• Chemists ( 19th century)
• Frenchman
• Man
• Born in 1852
• Died in 1903