Who is referred to as the "father of chemical warfare"?
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Fritz Haber
Answer
Fritz Haber is referred to as the "father of chemical warfare". He is a German chemist and Nobel Prize laureate who invented the Haber process, a method of fixing nitrogen from the air for use in fertilizers. Haber also developed chemical weapons, including chlorine gas, for use in World War I.
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