About Kenneth E. Wilzbach
Lived 1920 – 2004 (aged 83). Kenneth E. Wilzbach was an American chemist.
Kenneth E. Wilzbach (October 14, 1920, Chicago – April 9, 2004, Bayside, California) was an American chemist, known for his contribution to biological and medical research through his development of tritium labelling in biological compounds. The Wilzbach method is named in his honor.
Biography Wilzbach was born and raised in Chicago. and worked there for forty years as a senior chemist.
Wilzbach and his wife Eileen (née Marcin) had a 41-year marriage. She was born in 1924 and died in 1987. Upon his death he was survived by four sons, a daughter, nine grandchildren, and three great-grandchildren.
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American chemist
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Kenneth E. Wilzbach was born on 14 October 1920 in Chicago.
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Kenneth E. Wilzbach died on 9 April 2004 in Bayside.
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Kenneth E. Wilzbach was a chemist.
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Kenneth E. Wilzbach was American.
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