Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau
American chemical engineer (1910-2000) · United States · Scientists · Died at 89
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Something wrong?Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau was an American chemical engineer who contributed to the first commercial penicillin production plant.
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Nikolaos A. PeppasBoth received Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Thelma EstrinBoth received Society of Women Engineers Achievement AwardBabatunde OgunnaikeBoth received Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Irmgard Flügge-LotzBoth received Society of Women Engineers Achievement Award
Barbara JohnsonBoth received Society of Women Engineers Achievement AwardScientists from the United States 1
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Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau was an American chemical engineer who contributed to the first commercial penicillin production plant. She was instrumental in the development of high-octane aviation fuel and was a pioneer in chemical production plant design, performing an impactful role as the fledgling chemical industry expanded rapidly during World War II.
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