George Porter
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Sir George Porter, Baron Porter (born 1920, died 2002) is a British chemist. He won a Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1967. He was president of the Royal Society and was made a life peer as Baron Porter of Luddenham in the County of Kent.
| Preceded by: Sir Andrew Huxley | President of the Royal Society 1985–1990 | Succeeded by: Sir Michael Atiyah |
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