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Extractions: Wilhelm Ostwalds relationships to North America Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932) was professor for chemistry at the Baltic polytechnic school from 1882 till 1887 in his hometown Riga (Latvia). In that time he wrote his first textbook with nearly 2.000 printed pages [1], part of which was also translated into English [2]. He also founded the first international Journal for physical chemistry ("Zeitschrift für physikalische Chemie, Stöchiometrie und Verwandschaftslehre ") [3 Among the scientists, Ostwald invited also the mathemathical physicist J. W. Gibbs from Yale University (New Haven) to become a member of the editorial board. Gibbs did not accept the invitation, but later on the american chemists A. A. Noyes (Boston) and Th. W. Richards (Cambridge) became coworkers of this journal. In summer 1887 Ostwald became professor for physical chemistry at the University of Leipzig. Among Ostwald's first students, the american scientists Morris Loeb, J. M. Clements and C. L. Speyers entered his group. Up to now, more than 70 northamericans were known to work at Ostwalds laboratory in Leipzig till 1906. They later took leading positions at the universities, research institutions and industry in the USA and Canada, e.g. W. R. Whitney, L. A. B. Kahlenberg and B. B. Boltwood. J. W. Servos wrote in his book, that the pupils of Ostwald have played a key role in founding the chemical industry in North America [4-8]. In 1892 Ostwald translated the thermodynamic papers by J.W. Gibbs. As they were first published in the relatively unknown Transactions of the Connecticut Academy of Arts and Sciences, they become more prominent by the german translation only.
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Extractions: Wilhelm Ostwald Professor Wilhelm Ostwald , Nobel prize-winner for chemistry, was the chairman of the Delegation for the Adoption of an International Auxiliary Language, which gathered in Paris in 1907 with the task of deciding which planned language should be introduced into international affairs. The Delegation recommended the revisions to Esperanto that led to the development of Ido. After the Delegation, Ostwald remained an Idist; the following article was written for Progreso, Vol. VIII, nro. 81(1), January 1931, while Ostwald was Professor Emeritus in the University of Leipzig (Germany), and Honorary President of the Ido Academy. Da Prof. Dr. Wilhelm OSTWALD (Artiklo originala por inaugurar Progreso nova, dedikita ad omna amiki di LI, ed ad omni, qui ne ja es tala) En nia tempo la komuniko-moyeni, precipue pro la konquesto dil aero, facis plu granda progreso, kam en irga antea tempo. La homaro, qua konsistis til nun ek granda nombro de diversa populi ne-dependante vivanta, unionesas per to ad integra organismo, di qua la parti interdependas, e qua povas sanesar nur, se la parti suafoye havas maxim favoroza vivo-kondicioni. Se lu antee similesis a koralio-konstrukturo, di qua la junteso su restriktas a komuna staceyo, nun lu proximeskas a la naturo di homa ento, en qua la diversa celuli es parformacita por la maxim bona exekuto di komplexa funcioni, qui kunlaboras por la prospero.
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Extractions: Wilhelm Ostwald (1853-1932) German chemist, was born in Riga, in September 2nd 1853, and died in Grossbothem, Germany, in April 4th 1932. Graduated at the University of Dorpat and in 1875 became Physics assistant, in the University of Riga. In 1877, was appointed director of the Physics and Chemistry Institute in Leipzig. Ostwald, a pioneer in the Physical-Chemistry area, defended the theory of electrolytic dissociation of Arrhenius . The contribution of Ostwald to this theory was based on his studies of affinity constants for acids and bases and of reaction speeds. Founded the Journal of Physical-Chemistry in 1887, invented the Ostwald viscometer and, in 1900, developed the Ostwald-Brauer process for producing nitric acid from ammonia, using platinum as catalyst. The combination of Haber and Ostwald processes led to the possibility of explosive synthesis for the 1914-18 war. Ever since, these processes are used world wide to produce explosives and fertilizers. In Leipzig, Ostwald built a special laboratory sought by students from all over the world to study the new science - Chemiscal-Physics. This laboratory was home of the best teachers and researchers in the following decades. Besides his scientific career, Ostwald tried to develop an universal language, and was also a painter. This activity led him to develop the chemistry of color.
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Extractions: Wilhelm Ostwald was born in Riga in 1853, studied Chemistry at the University of Dorpat, and taught at the University of Dorpat, 1875-1881, Riga Polytechnic 1881-1887, and at the University of Leipzig, 1887- 1906. In 1909 he received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry. ( Emanuel Goldberg graduated from Ostwald's institute in 1906). Ostwald discussed problems of information management with Paul Otlet , co-founder of the International Institute for Bibliography in Brussels, in 1910. He used most of his Nobel Prize money to finance a similar organization, Die Bruecke ("The Bridge"), an "international institute for the organizing of intellectual work," which he founded in Munich with Karl Wilhelm Buehrer and Adolf Saager in June 1911. The manifesto of the The Bridge, entitled, the "The Organizing of Intellectual Work" was published in German and in Esperanto ("everybody's second language") in 1911. They advocated "the monographic principle" (hypertext), technical standards, the use of the Universal Decimal Classification, and the idea of a World Brain . The Bridge ended in 1913 after publishing numerous pamphlets. Ostwald died in 1932. One lasting legacy of his work is the international standard for paper sizes (A4 etc.). Sources
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