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(?-1862) schoolmaster and educational theorist
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Join the roomHenry Carmichael was an American physician, professor and inventor. He was a consulting chemical engineer for 37 years and a professor of chemistry at various colleges around the United States. He also created the Carmichael process of handling copper ore and developed a commercial method of separating common salt into chlorine and caustic soda via the use of electricity.