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GLENN SEABORG: Fizz and Fission On April 19, 1912 the Seaborgs, a hard working Swedish family in the mining town of Ispeming, Michigan, welcomed a son they named Glenn Theodore. They taught him their family traditions and language from the old country. His father, grandfather, and great-grandfather shared another tradition: they were machinists and that is what Glenn might have been, but his parents decided to move to Southern California when he was ten years old. Seaborg attended high school in the Watts district of Los Angeles where his heritage was one of many ethnic backgrounds. His parents encouraged him to take business courses because the work was cleaner and more reliable than the machinist trade. He chose, however, the college prep courses. In his freshman year, Seaborg decided the textbook was too boring and refused to take a science course. He made the same decision in his sophomore year. In his junior year, he was reminded that if he wanted to go to UCLA he would have to take two years of laboratory science, so he signed up for chemistry. Mr. Reed, his teacher, had a tremendous love for science and built up a great deal of human interest with stories about chemists and chemical discoveries. Seaborg loved chemistry. The next year he took physics and he loved that, too. He thought of majoring in physics in college, but decided on chemistry. When Seaborg started college at UCLA in 1929, the school consisted of only four permanent buildings. To pay his tuition, he worked as a dock laborer, an apricot picker, a lab assistant at a rubber company, and a printer's apprentice. Seaborg's enthusiasm for science grew as he learned of new discoveries in nuclear chemistry and physics which were taking place in Europe and at the nearby Berkeley campus of the University of California. He soon decided to become involved in this emerging science.

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Home Categories Authors Series Libraries Publishers Help Data My Account Login Logout ISBN: Title: Most Popular Similar Authors Seaborg, Glenn Theodore (Glenn Seaborg) Books by this Author A chemist in the White House A chemist in the White House: from the Manhattan Project to the end of the cold war Glenn T. Seaborg Publisher: Washington, DC : American Chemical Society ISBN: 0-84123-347-0 The elements beyond uranium Glenn T. Seaborg Walter D. Loveland Publisher: New York, N.Y. : Wiley ISBN: 0-47189-062-6 Nuclear chemistry edited by Glenn T. Seaborg and Walter Loveland Publisher: Stroudsburg, Pa. : Hutchinson Ross Pub. Co ISBN: 0-87933-422-3 Stemming the tide Stemming the tide: arms control in the Johnson years Glenn T. Seaborg with Benjamin S. Loeb Publisher: Lexington, Mass. : Lexington Books ISBN: 0-66913-105-9 Transuranium elements Transuranium elements: products of modern alchemy edited by Glenn T. Seaborg Publisher: Stroudsburg, Pa. : ISBN: 0-87933-326-X FAQ Contact Us

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HOME INTRO SYMBOLS ALMANAC ... WEBMASTER Glenn Theodore Seaborg Born: April 19, 1912 Place: Ishpeming, Michigan Died: February 25, 1999 Place: Lafayette, California G lenn Theodore Seaborg was born April 19, 1912 in Ishpeming, a town on Michigan's Upper Peninsula. His mother was a Swedish immigrant and his father was the son of immigrants, and Glenn learned Swedish at home before he learned to speak English. He loved the outdoors and his Upper Peninsula surroundings. He enjoyed athletics, and, of course, skiing was a natural in his northern environment. Although Seaborg's family packed up and moved to California when Glenn was ten years old, he always remembered his early Michigan upbringing with fondness, and his Swedish ancestry with pride. Even in his later years, when he gained international fame, he would refer to his Michigan roots and Swedish heritage in his speeches to scientific gatherings. S eaborg and his family found life in California to be a challenge. Money was scarce, so Seaborg set his sights on attending a state university. In high school he discovered that he was intrigued by the sciences, especially physics and chemistry. He entered UCLA after graduating from high school, majored in chemistry, and received his BA from UCLA in 1934. He went on to receive a Ph.D. from the University of California at Berkeley. Seaborg thrived in the Berkeley research facilities, and he became widely acknowledged and respected by his fellow researchers. O n February 23, 1941, Seaborg and his team of researchers made history when they discovered a new chemical element, element 94, which they dubbed "plutonium". This discovery attracted the attention of the U.S. government, and Seaborg was recruited to join the Manhattan Project in its quest to create atomic weapons. The Chicago Metallurgical Laboratory became the base of Seaborg's research as he led the U.S. quest to develop an atomic bomb before Hitler could do the same. The team was successful, and the dropping of the world's first atomic bomb on Hiroshima was the outcome. Ironically, Seaborg and other researchers had petitioned President Harry Truman not to use the bomb on populated areas, but instead to demonstrate its power by detonating it over an unpopulated remote island, but this was not to be. After the detonation of the nuclear weapon, Seaborg spent the rest of his life promoting peaceful applications of nuclear technology.

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Birthdate April 19 Glenn Theodore Seaborg, (b. 19.4.1912, d. 25.2.1999) (American) Order from Chaos Since the beginning of human thought, people have sought to understand the Universe. One road to making order out of apparent chaos is through the idea that the fantastically varied phenomena and materials that make up the Universe are combinations of a much smaller number of much simpler components. The appeal of this idea was such that the ancient Greeks hypothesised that all matter was made up of only four "elements" - earth, air, fire and water - two thousand years before the first experimental evidence for the idea was obtained. By the beginning of this century, the number of naturally-occurring elements was "known" to be 92. Why 92? Could one find, or make, further elements, and if so, is there a limit? Where is the limit, and why? And if one could make further elements, why did they not exist in nature? By the 1930s the various threads of scientific discovery had come together to give clear answers to at least some of these questions. It was understood that the chemical properties of an element were determined by the number of positive charges on the nuclei of its atoms. This is because the number of electrons circling the nucleus in an electrically neutral atom is the same as the number of positive charges on the nucleus. These electrons arrange themselves in orbits according to the laws of quantum mechanics, and this arrangement in turn determines the atom's chemical properties.

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