Shlomo Rozen has completed his PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In 1976, he has joined the School of Chemistry at the Tel Aviv University where he assumed the position of Professor of Chemistry in 1989. His main goal in chemistry is to demonstrate that elemental fluorine and reagents derived from it are very useful in general organic chemistry, as well as in fluorine chemistry and chemists should discard their unjustified fears and prejudice against this long known but somewhat neglected element. Shlomo Rozen has completed his PhD from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. In 1976, he has joined the School of Chemistry at the Tel Aviv University where he assumed the position of Professor of Chemistry in 1989. His main goal in chemistry is to demonstrate that elemental fluorine and reagents derived from it are very useful in general organic chemistry, as well as in fluorine chemistry and chemists should discard their unjustified fears and prejudice against this long known but somewhat neglected element.

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