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Lisitzyn, Vsevolod Nikolaevich was born on October 21, 1925 in Tyumen, Russia. Son of Nicolai Vasiljevich and Varvara Aleksandrovna (Dolmatova) Lisitzyn.
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Vsevolod Nikolaevich Lisitzyn
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Vsevolod Nikolaevich Lisitzyn, Russian chemistry educator. Recipient medal Order of Merit for Fatherland, Medal for Victory over fascist Germany, 1945, Order of Patriotic war medal, 1985, badges for excellence in chemistry industry in Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, awards for excellence in higher school. With Soviet Army, 1943-1946. Member New York Academy of Sciences.
Education
Engineer-Chemist-Technologist, Moscow Mendeleev Institute Chemical Technology, 1951. Doctor of Philosophy, Moscow Mendeleev Institute Chemical Technology, 1954. Doctor of Science, Mendeleev Institute Chemical Technology, Russia, 1974.
Career
Assistant Mendeleev Chemical Technology Institute, Moscow, 1954-1960, dozent, 1961-1975, professor organic dyes & intermediate products chemical technical department. Honorary professor Mendeleev University Chemical Technology. Probationer Manchester College of Science and Technology, University Manchester, England, 1959-1960.
Lecturer Shanghai Chemical Technology University, China, 1988. Member organic chemistry section Technology Council Ministry Chemical Industry, 1984-1991. Member expert council Higher Attestation Committee, 1977-1982.
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Membership
With Soviet Army, 1943-1946. Member New York Academy of Sciences.
Connections
Married Evgenija Semenovna Goncharenco, December 30, 1952. Children: Valerija, Igor.
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Education
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1951
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1954
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1974
Career
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1954 - 1960
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1961 - 1975
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Recipient medal Order of Merit for Fatherland, Medal for Victory over fascist Germany, 1945, Order of Patriotic war medal, 1985, badges for excellence in chemistry industry in Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, awards for excellence in higher school.Recipient medal Order of Merit for Fatherland, Medal for Victory over fascist Germany, 1945, Order of Patriotic war medal, 1985, badges for excellence in chemistry industry in Union of the Soviet Socialist Republics, awards for excellence in higher school.