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Fangxun Li (Chinese: 李方训; Fang-Hsuin Lee) (1902-1962) was a Chinese chemist, specializing in physical chemistry. He worked as a researcher, teacher, and administrator, and was the first vice president of Nanjing University after its merger with the University of Nanking in 1952. He was one of the founding members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which was created in 1955. He was given an honorary Degree (Doctor of Science) in 1948 by Northwestern University. The citation is: His work was included in "Science Outpost", edited by Joseph Needham.

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rdfs:label	Fangxun Li (en) 李方訓 (zh)
rdfs:comment	李方訓（1902年12月25日－1962年8月2日），男，江苏仪征人，中国物理化学家、教育家，金陵大学和南京大学教授。李方訓的研究重点是离子在水溶液中的物理化学特性。 (zh) Fangxun Li (Chinese: 李方训; Fang-Hsuin Lee) (1902-1962) was a Chinese chemist, specializing in physical chemistry. He worked as a researcher, teacher, and administrator, and was the first vice president of Nanjing University after its merger with the University of Nanking in 1952. He was one of the founding members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which was created in 1955. He was given an honorary Degree (Doctor of Science) in 1948 by Northwestern University. The citation is: His work was included in "Science Outpost", edited by Joseph Needham. (en)
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name	Fangxun Li (en)
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death place	China
death place	Nanjing, Jiangsu Province, China (en)
death date	1962-08-02 (xsd:date)
birth place	Yizheng City, Jiangsu Province, China (en)
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dcterms:subject	20th-century Chinese scientists 1902 births Scientists from Jiangsu Nanjing University faculty 1962 deaths Northwestern University alumni Members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences Chinese physical chemists 20th-century chemists Chinese expatriates in the United States University of Nanking alumni
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has abstract	Fangxun Li (Chinese: 李方训; Fang-Hsuin Lee) (1902-1962) was a Chinese chemist, specializing in physical chemistry. He worked as a researcher, teacher, and administrator, and was the first vice president of Nanjing University after its merger with the University of Nanking in 1952. He was one of the founding members of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which was created in 1955. Li got his bachelor's degree in 1925 from the University of Nanking. He then traveled to the United States and obtained his PhD in 1934 at Northwestern University. He studied the influence of dipolar ions on the solubility of salts, molar polarization and radius-ratio of ions. Having returned to the University of Nanking in 1934, he invited Choh Hao Li, who had recently obtained his Bachelor degree, to collaborate on a project; this led to a paper in the Journal of the American Chemical Society, and inspired Choh Hao Li to pursue graduate studies in the United States. He was given an honorary Degree (Doctor of Science) in 1948 by Northwestern University. The citation is: Distinguished chemist, teacher, and administrator, who, after earning his doctorate at Northwestern University, returned to his alma mater, Nanking University, where he became successively chairman of the Department of Chemistry and Dean of the College of Liberal Arts. When invading armies engulfed his country he supervised the removal of the university to far western China where, under most trying conditions and with meager equipment, he carried on both teaching and research. His work was included in "Science Outpost", edited by Joseph Needham. (en) 李方訓（1902年12月25日－1962年8月2日），男，江苏仪征人，中国物理化学家、教育家，金陵大学和南京大学教授。李方訓的研究重点是离子在水溶液中的物理化学特性。 (zh)
doctoral advisor	Ward V. Evans
notable students	Choh Hao Li
doctoral advisor	Ward V. Evans
institution	Nanjing University
notable student	Choh Hao Li
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academic discipline	Chemistry Physical Chemistry
alma mater	University of Nanking Northwestern University
residence	China

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