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Arrhenius, Svante August The idea of a connection between electricity and chemical affinity, once advocated by Berzelius In 1891, Arrhenius declined a professorship offered to him from Giessen, Germany, and soon afterwards he obtained a lectureship in physics at Stockholms H?gskola. In 1895 he became Professor of Physics there. He was in addition Rector from 1897 to 1905, when he retired from the professorship. He had got an invitation to a professorship in Berlin, and the Academy of Sciences then decided (1905) to start a Nobel Institute for Physical Chemistry with Arrhenius as its chief. Initially he had to work in a rented flat, but a new building was inaugurated in 1909. A large number of collaborators came to him from Sweden and from other countries, and helped to give his ideas wider currency. In 1900 Arrhenius published his Larobok i teoretisk elektrokemi (Textbook of theoretical electrochemistry), in 1906 followed Theorien der Chemie (Theories of Chemistry) and Immunochemistry and in 1918 the Silliman lectures Theories of solutions. He took a lively interest in various branches of physics, as illustrated by his theory of the importance of the CO2-content of the atmosphere for the climate, his discussion of the possibility that radiation pressure might enable the spreading of living spores through the universe (panspermy) and by his various contributions to our knowledge of the northern lights. In 1903 appeared his Lehrbuch der kosmischen Physik (Textbook of cosmic physics).

24. Arrhenius arrhenius, svante (august) (szül. 1859. febr. 19. Vik, Svédország megh. 1927. okt. 2. Stockholm), svéd fizikai kémikus. Legismertebb az elektrolitos http://www.mezgazd-koszeg.sulinet.hu/diak/kemia/DATA/Tudosok/data/arrheni.html

Arrhenius, Svante (August) (szül. 1859. febr. 19. Vik, Svédország - megh. 1927. okt. 2. Stockholm), svéd fizikai kémikus. Legismertebb az elektrolitos disszociáció elméletérôl, mely szerint az elektrolitok - bizonyos anyagok, melyek vízben oldva vezetik az elektromosságot - akkor is elektromosan töltött részecskékre, vagyis ionokra különülnek, azaz disszociálnak, ha az oldaton át nem folyik áram. Korai tanulmányok. Arrhenius állítólag hároméves korában egyedül megtanult olvasni, és matematikai érdeklôdése is felébredt, mikor számoszlopokat összeadó apját figyelte. Az uppsalai püspöki iskolába járt, majd beiratkozott az egyetemre, ahol fizikát, matematikát, és kémiát tanult. Stockholmba költözött, hogy Erik Edlund vezetésével az elektrolízis témájából készíthesse doktori munkáját. 1883-ban publikálta elsô cikkét, és 1884-ben Uppsalában megvédte doktori disszertációját, mely embrionális formában már tartalmazta a disszociációs elméletet. Wilhelm Ostwald , német fizikai kémikus Rigából Uppsalába ment, hogy állást ajánljon Arrheniusnak. Azonnal egyetemi elôadói állást kapott Uppsalában a fizikai kémia témakörében. 1886-ban Edlund a Svéd Tudományos Akadémiától szerzett számára utazó-ösztöndíjat. Elméletének elfogadása.

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Svenskt biografiskt handlexikon 2. Arrhenius, Svante August (1906) Author: Herman Hofberg Frithiof Heurlin Viktor Millqvist Olof Rubenson - Tema: Biography and Genealogy Reference Table of Contents / Inneh¥ll Project Runeberg ... Comments? 2. Arrhenius, Svante August, fysiker och kemist. F¶dd p¥ Viks gods, Uppsala l¤n, d. 19 febr. 1859. Den f¶reg¥endes brorson. F¶r¤ldrar: uppb¶rdsfogden vid Uppsala universitet Svante Gustaf Arrhenius och Karolina Kristina Munberg 1876 student i Uppsala, 1878 fil. kandidat; 1884 fil. doktor och docent i fysikalisk kemi. 1891 blef A. l¤rare i fysik vid Stockholms h¶gskola och 1896 professor i ¤mnet d¤rst¤des. A., som f¶r n¤rvarande ¤r h¶gskolans rektor, har framlagt betydande arbeten r¶rande den elektrolytiska dissociationsteorien. Med ledning af samma teori har A. unders¶kt gasernas ledningsf¶rm¥ga samt h¤raf h¤rledt en teori f¶r luftelektricitet. A. ¤r f¶rfattare till en stor m¤ngd afhandlingar i in- och utl¤ndska facktidskrifter s¥som F¶rs¶k att ber¤kna dissociationen (aktivitetskoefficienten) hos i vatten l¶sta kroppar Additive eigenschaften der salzl¶sungen s. ¥.

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Arrhenius, Svante August En 1889, Arrhenius también observó que la velocidad de las reacciones químicas aumenta notablemente con la temperatura, en una relación proporcional a la concentración de moléculas activadas. Arrhenius fue catedrático de Química de la Universidad de Estocolmo en 1895 y director del Instituto Nobel de Química y Física en 1905. Sus galardones y premios incluyen el Premio Nobel de Química en 1903. Escribió obras sobre química física y biológica, electroquímica y astronomía. En este último campo destacó por su idea de que la vida en la Tierra se originó por esporas vivas trasladadas a través del espacio por la presión de la luz.

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