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Anjelo Durgaryan
Anjelo Durgaryan
	Anjelo Durgaryan
Born	15 February 1928; Gandza, Georgia
Died	3 April 2021 (aged 93)
Spouse	Rima Arakelyan;
Children	Narine Durgaryan; Ruzan Durgaryan;

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Angelo Durgaryan (15 February 1928 – 3 April 2021) was an Armenian chemist-organic. Professor (1974) in the field of organic chemistry. His brother was professor in the field of Physics Arshak Durgaryan, and wife is Rima Arakelyan, PhD in chemistry.

Life and Career[edit]

Anjelo Durgaryan has graduated from the Yerevan State University in 1951 and started working at the chair of organic chemistry.

Has discovered 15 new reactions.

Patents[edit]

During his career has invented and patented the following substances.

SU00943233 - Alpha-thiocyanovinylmethyl ketone as monomer for synthesis of ionites and polyelectrolytes and method for making the same, Application Date 18.07.1980, Publication Date 15.07.1982
SU00950736 - Poly-o-cyanobenzaldehyde exhibiting improved thermostability and heat resistance, Application Date 22.01.1980, Publication Date 15.08.1982
SU01680722 - Method for obtaining ion exchanger, Application Date 28.04.1988, Publication Date 30.09.1991