Felix Hoffmann
Felix Hoffmann was a German chemist and an employee of Bayer who is credited with the discovery of a stable and palatable form of aspirin in 1897, a significant breakthrough that transformed the use of salicylic acid derivatives in medicine.
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Felix Hoffmann synthesized a stable and purified form of acetylsalicylic acid, known as aspirin.
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Switzerland:
Felix Hoffmann developed the substance Diacetylmorphin, which was later named Heroin.
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Greece:
Felix Hoffmann was an employee of Bayer who found a way to create a stable form of aspirin.
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