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Daniel Rutherford, a Scottish physician and chemist, is best known for his discovery of nitrogen in 1772. While specific awards in his lifetime are not well-documented, he received recognition for his scientific contributions, including being elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 1774. His work laid foundational knowledge in the field of chemistry, particularly in understanding atmospheric gases.

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