Schonbein


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Noun1.Schonbein - German chemist who discovered ozone and developed guncotton as a propellant in firearms (1799-1868)
Christian Friedrich Schonbein, Christian Schonbein
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In 1838 another Frenchman, Pelouze, investigated its different properties, and finally, in 1846, Schonbein, professor of chemistry at Bale, proposed its employment for purposes of war.
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Welshman William Grove is credited with inventing the first 'gas battery' or fuel cell in 1839, building on the work of Christian Friedrich Schonbein. In more recent years, with increasing evidence of man-made climate change, health concerns over air pollution and the need to ensure security of energy supplies across sectors, hydrogen is re-emerging as a contender in the clean energy landscape.
MAKING THE MOST OF LOW-CARBON POWER: Hydrogen could be a source of clean energy storage, explains Jen Baxter, the IMechE's head of engineering and the author of a new Institution report on the issue
In 1840 Christian Schonbein, a professor at the University of Basel in Switzerland, identified its odor and named it.
The case for ozone: you can't see it. But every season, more hunters can see it makes a big difference in the deer woods
Ozon ilk kez 1840 yilinda Alman kimyaci Schonbein tarafindan kesfedilmistir.
Ozone-oxygen therapies in musculoskeletal diseases/Kas iskelet hastaliklarinda ozon-oksijen tedavileri

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