Friedrich Wöhler

The world is a chemist's laboratory.

I hope my contributions will advance the understanding of nature.

The joy of discovery is unparalleled.

This artificial production of urea will probably be considered as the most important discovery in chemistry.

I must tell you that I can prepare urea without needing a kidney, a bladder, or an animal at all.

The artificial production of organic substances is no longer a miracle.

The synthesis of urea is a proof that organic substances can be formed from inorganic materials.

This discovery is of great importance, as it shows that organic substances are not necessarily produced by living organisms.

The boundary between organic and inorganic chemistry is now broken down.

I have prepared urea from ammonium cyanate, a purely inorganic substance.

The synthesis of urea has opened up a new era in chemistry.

It is a great satisfaction to me to have contributed to the advancement of chemistry.

Chemistry is a science that is constantly evolving and expanding.

The study of chemistry is essential for understanding the world around us.

I have always been fascinated by the mysteries of nature.

I believe that science can solve many of the problems facing humanity.

The progress of science depends on the collaboration of many individuals.

I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to the scientific community.

The joy of discovery is one of the greatest rewards of scientific research.

I encourage young people to pursue careers in science.