Giovanni Fabbroni

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name = Giovanni Valentino Mattia Fabbroni


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birth_date = Birth date|1752|2|13
birth_place = Florence, Italy
death_date = Death date and age|1822|12|17|1752|2|13
death_place = Pisa, Italy
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fields = Naturalist, economist, agronomist, chemist
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Giovanni Valentino Mattia Fabbroni (13 February 1752, Florence, Italy – 17 December 1822, Pisa, Italy) was an Italian naturalist, economist, agronomist and chemist.

In 1775 he collaborated with Felice Fontana in setting up the natural history museum in Florence ("Museo di Fisica e Storia Naturale di Firenze"). From 1777 to 1778 he wrote "Reflexions sur l'état actuel de l'agricolture", a work which had a considerable impact on farming in Tuscany. He became a member of the Accademia dei Georgofili in 1783.

Fabbroni took on an increasing role in Florentine society as a proponent of economic liberalism and agrarian reform, and was a supporter of Leopold II. He continued to write scholarly works such as "Dell'Antracite o carbone di cava detto volgarmente carbone fossile" (1790).

During the Napoleonic era, Fabbroni was influential in the development of the metric system and in its introduction to Italy. He also carried out research into electrochemistry,particularly into Volta's pile.

The Fabbroni crater on the Moon is named after Giovanni Fabbroni.

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NAME= Fabbroni, Giovanni
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SHORT DESCRIPTION= Italian scientist
DATE OF BIRTH= 1752-2-13
PLACE OF BIRTH= Florence, Italy
DATE OF DEATH= 1822-12-17
PLACE OF DEATH= Pisa, Italy