A type of color blindness is named after which physicist?

I am guessing the answer you are looking for is the British physicist John Dalton, who suffered from a form of color blindness himself. Color blindness is sometimes called "Daltonism" in his honor since he was one of the first scientists to formally study this group of pathologies. I would say that perhaps Dalton is more widely recognized for his pioneering studies in modern atomic theory, so that may be why many people don't immediately associate "Daltonism" with him.

More information about him on Wikipedia: https://secure.wikimedia. Org/wikipedia/en/wiki/Joh.

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