Campbell, Donald Lewis
Born: Aug 05, 1904 AD
Died: 2002 AD, at 98 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Engineers
Died: 2002 AD, at 98 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Engineers
1904 - Born on August 5th in Clinton, Iowa. Donald Campbell was one of four Exxon Research & Engineering Co. (ER&E) inventors who revolutionized the petroleum industry through fluid catalytic cracking, a process that greatly increases the yield of high-octane gasoline from crude oil.
- He first attended Iowa State University, then MIT and the Harvard Business School.
1969 - He held 30 patents and was assistant to the vice president of New Areas of Research.
1999 - He was inducted in the Hall of Fame.
2002 - Died on September 14th.
- He first attended Iowa State University, then MIT and the Harvard Business School.
1969 - He held 30 patents and was assistant to the vice president of New Areas of Research.
1999 - He was inducted in the Hall of Fame.
2002 - Died on September 14th.
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