Editing Thomas Graham (chemist) (section)

==Honours, activities, and recognition==
[[File:George Square, Statue Of Thomas Graham.jpg|thumb|Statue of Graham in [[George Square]], Glasgow]]
* Elected an Honorary Fellow of the [[Royal Society of Edinburgh]] (1828) receiving its [[Keith Medal]] for 1831–33
* [[Fellow of the Royal Society]] (1836)
* First President of the [[Chemical Society|Chemical Society of London]] (1841)
* [[Royal Medal]] of the [[Royal Society]] (1837 and 1863)
* Honorary doctorate (DCL) from the [[University of Oxford]] (1853)
*[[Copley Medal]] of the Royal Society (1862)
* Prix Jecker of the Paris Academy of Sciences (1862)
* A statue of Graham, sculpted by [[William Brodie (sculptor)|William Brodie]] in [[George Square]] in Glasgow was erected by the city in 1872<ref>[https://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB32705 George Square Thomas Graham Statue], [[Historic Environment Scotland]]</ref>
* The [[Royal College of Science and Technology]] (the successor of Anderson's Institution, where Graham once worked, which ultimately became the [[University of Strathclyde]]), named its new Chemistry building the ''Thomas Graham Building'' in 1962.
* The headquarters of the [[Royal Society of Chemistry]] in [[Cambridge]], England is named ''Thomas Graham House''