Vital Force Theory was proposed by:
Correct answer: B. Berzelius
- A. Wohler
- B. Berzelius
- C. Faraday
- D. Bohr
Explanation
Berzelius was a Swedish scientist who in 1815 proposed that organic compounds could only be produced by some special force which must be existing in a living organism and could not be prepared in a laboratory. This force was called Vital Force and this theory came to be known as Vital Force Theory.
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