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What did Louis Pasteur do as scientist?

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Louis Pasteur was a famous scientist. Though he did many extraordinary things, his biggest and most-recognized accomplishments are in developing the vaccine to rabies and in discovering how to pasteurize (named after him), or preserve, products like milk and cheese.

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Was Louis Pasteur the greatest scientist?
This is very difficult to answer. He WAS a great scientist, but there were many other scientists who provided other good knowledge in different areas of the science. So maybe it's better not to...
Is Louis Pasteur the scientist responsible for pasteurized milk?
yes. It was his process they use to pasteurize milk.
Did Louis pasteur work with any other scientists?
no he did not he preffered to work alone.
Where was Louis Pasteur from?
Louis Jean Pasteur, chemist and microbiologist, was born in France in 1822 and is buried there following his death in 1895.
Why was Louis pasteur's last name pasteur?
Because it was his dad's last name and when his mom got married she took his dad's last name. Then they had Louis. So there. That's how you get Louis Pasteur.

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