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Frederick Field (chemist)
Frederick Field (2 August 1826–3 April 1885) was an English chemist.
==Early life==
He was born in Lambeth, London, the second son, by his second wife, of Charles Field, of the firm of J. C. & J. Field, candle manufacturers, etc. Educated at Denmark Hill grammar school and at Mr. Long's school at Stockwell (where he was a schoolfellow of Professor Odling), Field showed so strong a liking for chemistry that, on leaving school in 1843, he was placed in the laboratory of the Polytechnic Institution, then conducted by Dr. Ryan. On leaving the Polytechnic, Field entered into partnership with a chemist named Mitchell as an assayer and consulting chemist, but finding the need of further training spent some time as a student under Dr. Hoffmann in the Royal College of Chemistry in Oxford Street.
Field was one of the original members of the Chemical Society of London, started in 1846, and he read his first paper to that society in the following year.〔Memoirs Chem. Soc. iii. 404–11〕
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