text: The society acknowledges individual achievement with prizes and awards, including:
  * Raymond Berr Prize
  :* 1954: Charles Glacet
  :* 1955: Raymond Jean Calas
  :* 1958: Guy Ourisson
  :* 1961: Marc Julia
  :* 1965: Robert Collongues
  :* 1967: Jean-Pierre Ebel
  :* 1970: Pierre Potier
  :* 1972: Jean Flahaut
  :* 1976: Henri B. Kagan
  :* 1978: Jean-Marie Lehn
  :* 1979: J. P. Kovalevsky
  :* 1981: Bernard Trémillon
  :* 1985: Philippe Sautet
  :* 1988: François Mathey
  :* 1993: Pierre Sigwalt
  * Lavoisier Medal of the Société Chimique de France is awarded to a person or institution in order to distinguish the work or actions which have enhanced the perceived value of chemistry in society.
  :* 1904: James Dewar
  :* 1906: William Perkin
  :* 1912: Victor Grignard
  :* 1922: Theodore William Richards
  :* 1935: Cyril Norman Hinshelwood
  :* 1948: Alexander R. Todd, Baron Todd
  :* 1949: Rudolf Signer
  :* 1954: Iraj Lalezari
  :* 1955: Karl Ziegler
  :* 1968: Robert Burns Woodward
  :* 1983: Paul B. Weisz
  :* 1992: Marc Julia and Raymond Wey
  :* 1993: William M. Hess, Armand Lattes, Ernest Maréchal, Eugène Papirer and L.-A. Plaquette
  :* 1994: David A. Evans; Marco Aurelio de Paoli; Rudolph Marcus; Steven Wolff
  :* 1995: Derek Barton; Rudolf Hoppe
  :* 1997: Jean-Marie Lehn
  :* 1998: Jean-Baptiste Donnet
  :* 1999: Gesellschaft Deutscher Chemiker (GDCh)
  :* 2000: F. Albert Cotton
  :* 2004: Fred McLafferty
  :* 2013: Gérard Férey
  :* 2015: Jacques Livage, Henri B. Kagan
  :* 2018: Christian Amatore
  :* 2023: Jean-Marie Tarascon