<p>Chemist Glenn Seaborg stands next to a periodic table. He is pointing at the synthetic element seaborgium, which is named after him. Dr. Seaborg, a former Chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission, was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1951. ©1996 - 2014 American Academy of Achievement. All Rights Reserved
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