Who developed the "Breathalyzer," which became the standard for breath alcohol testing?

The Breathalyzer, a device used to measure blood alcohol concentration through breath samples, was developed by Robert Borkenstein. His invention revolutionized the field of alcohol testing by providing a portable and relatively simple method for law enforcement and other officials to assess an individual's level of intoxication.

Borkenstein’s research addressed the need for accurate and reliable testing methods, which were critical for promoting road safety and enhancing legal proceedings related to alcohol consumption. His work laid the groundwork for various iterations of breath testing devices that followed and established standards that are still recognized today.

The other individuals listed contributed to the field of forensic science and toxicology but are not associated with the development of the Breathalyzer specifically.