Arthur Harden Quiz- Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1929 - Fermentation of Sugar and Fermentative Enzymes

1. When did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) 1912
b) 1905
c) 1929
d) 1907

2. When was Arthur Harden born?
a) 12 October 1865
b) 5 June 1864
c) 2 September 1861
d) 15 January 1862

3. Where was Arthur Harden born?
a) Bristol
b) Manchester
c) Surrey
d) Ipswich

4. When did Arthur Harden join Manchester University?
a) 1900
b) 1896
c) 1898
d) 1888

5. At which university did Arthur Harden become professor in 1912?
a) Westminster
b) London
c) Liverpool
d) Oxford

6. When was Arthur Harden’s Alcoholic Fermentation published?
a) 1920
b) 1916
c) 1911
d) 1908

7. Of which magazine was Arthur Harden joint editor?
a) The Biochemical Journal
b) Christian Science Monitor
c) Science Today
d) The Wanderer

8. For what did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
a) Work on typhus
b) Contributions to cancer research
c) Work on disperse systems
d) Work on the fermentation of sugar and the enzyme action involved

9. When did Arthur Harden die?
a) 15 January 1936
b) 17 June 1940
c) 14 September 1942
d) 29 December 1940

10. Where did Arthur Harden die?
a) Bourne
b) Richmond
c) Wellington
d) Plymouth

Arthur Harden Quiz Answers

1. When did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
c) 1929

2. When was Arthur Harden born?
a) 12 October 1865

3. Where was Arthur Harden born?
b) Manchester

4. When did Arthur Harden join Manchester University?
d) 1888

5. At which university did Arthur Harden become professor in 1912?
b) London

6. When was Arthur Harden’s Alcoholic Fermentation published?
c) 1911

7. Of which magazine was Arthur Harden joint editor?
a) The Biochemical Journal

8. For what did Arthur Harden win Nobel Prize for Chemistry?
d) Work on the fermentation of sugar and the enzyme action involved

9. When did Arthur Harden die?
b) 17 June 1940

10. Where did Arthur Harden die?
a) Bourne

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