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(source) Carl Bosch (27 Aug 1874 - 26 Apr 1940) German industrial chemist who developed the Haber-Bosch process for high-pressure synthesis of ammonia. [more biography...] at the memorial service for the hundred killed by the explosion of the ammonia fertilizer factory at Oppau, Germany. At the time, the explosive nature of ammonium nitrate not understood. (source) See also: Today in Science History short biography of Carl Bosch, born 27 Aug 1874. Today in Science History event description of the Oppau fertilizer factory explosion on 21 Sep 1921. Visit our Science and Scientist Quotations index for more quotes from archaeologists, biologists, chemists, geologists, inventors and inventions, mathematicians, physicists, pioneers in medicine, science events and technology. Perpetual Motion Science Stories Chemistry Stories Quotations ... Science Store A selection of interesting science books, dvds and learning products for gifts or yourself. To introduce you to our Science store, a 32% savings on: Oxford Dictionary of Scientific Quotations Oxford Univ Press, 736 pp. List $ Price: $12.89

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Vydavate¾stvo Young Scientist wap/mobile verzia vyh¾adaj v encyklopédii encyklopédia ABCD... kontaktný formulár encyklopédia ... domov Bosch, Carl Autor [Marián Olejár, Jr.] Pridané [29/07/04] Posledná zmena [12/03/07] chemici: narodený: 27. 8. 1874, Kolín nad Rýnom, Nemecko zomrel: 26. 4. 1940, Heidelberg, Nemecko Nemecký chemik, nosite¾ Nobelovej ceny. Študoval strojárstvo, hutníctvo a chémiu. Stal sa profesorom fyzikálnej chémie na univerzite v Heidelbergu. Na podnet Fritza Habera vypracoval tzv. Haber - Boschovu metódu výroby amoniaku pre priemyselnú výrobu. Objavil aj lacné katalyzátory potrebné na tento proces. Vypracoval metódu na výrobu benzínu vysokotlakovou hydrogenáciou uhlia pri vysokých tlakoch a teplotách. V roku 1931 dostal Nobelovu cenu za chémiu spolu s F. K. R. Bergiusom za objav a vypracovanie chemickej vysokotlakovej metódy. Citujte toto encyklopedické heslo ako: Text: Marián Olejár, Jr.: Bosch, Carl; encyklopédia www.ys.sk Odkaz: http://www.ys.sk/heslo/bosch_carl.php bradlá s nerovnakou výškou žrdí Bolzano, Bernard

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