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Edward S. Dana, US mineralogist

Edward S. Dana, US mineralogist


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Edward S. Dana, US mineralogist

Edward Salisbury Dana (1849-1935), American mineralogist. Edward was the son of James Dwight Dana, another famous mineralogist. Edward improved the classification system of the Swedish mineralogist Jons Berzelius. Danas system, which classified mineral samples on the basis of their chemistry and molecular structure, is widely used today in an expanded form. Dana was Honorary President of the Mineralogical Society of America from 1926-1935

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Classification Mineralogist Mineralogy Minerals Portraits President Rock Rocks Scientist Scientists System Dana Mono Chrome Of America


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This print showcases Edward S. Dana, a prominent figure in the field of mineralogy during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. As an American mineralogist, Edward followed in the footsteps of his renowned father, James Dwight Dana, who also made significant contributions to this scientific discipline. Edward Salisbury Dana is best known for his groundbreaking work on improving the classification system developed by Swedish mineralogist Jons Berzelius. His refined system categorized minerals based on their chemical composition and molecular structure, which remains widely used today in an expanded form. Beyond his remarkable achievements as a scientist, Edward held esteemed positions within the Mineralogical Society of America. From 1926 until his passing in 1935, he served as Honorary President of this prestigious organization dedicated to advancing knowledge about minerals and rocks. This monochrome portrait captures Edward's intellectual prowess and dedication to furthering our understanding of Earth's geological wonders. It serves as a testament to his enduring legacy within the scientific community. Displayed proudly by Science Photo Library, this historical photograph not only pays homage to one man's immense contributions but also symbolizes the progress made in mineralogy through systematic approaches pioneered by individuals like Edward S. Dana.

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