Who was 'Father Of Chemical Warfare' _________?
Correct answer: A. Fritz Haber
- A. Fritz Haber
- B. Ernest Rutherford
- C. William Ramsay
- D. Louis Pasteur
Explanation
German chemist Fritz Haber is often called the father of chemical warfare because he directed Germany’s chlorine-gas programme during the First World War. Rutherford and Ramsay were prominent physicists and chemists but were not associated with chemical weapons development.
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