81. Klaus Hoffmann, Et Al - Otto Klemperer His Life And Times 1933 - 1973 Vol 2- Kar Translate this page otto hahn nobel Prize and Atom Bomb Klaus Hoffmann, et al, otto Hupp Meisterder Wappenkunst 1859 - 1949 Ausstellung des Bayerischen Hauptstaatsarchivs http://www.romance-books.org/47117.html

Otto Hahn: Nobel Prize and Atom Bomb Klaus Hoffmann, et al Titel Link/Bookreview/Summary.. Autor Otto Hahn: Nobel Prize and Atom Bomb book by Klaus Hoffmann, et al (1) Klaus Hoffmann, et al Otto Hupp Meister der Wappenkunst 1859 - 1949 Ausstellung des Bayerischen Hauptstaatsarchivs Muenchen 6 Dezember 1984 - 3 Februar 1985 by Otto Hupp (2) Otto Hupp Otto Kallenbach zum 80 Geburtstag Plastik und Zeichnungen 1 Dezember 1991 - 5 Januar 1992 Otto Kallenbach (3) Otto Kallenbach Otto Klemperer His Life and Times 1885 - 1933 Vol 1 written by Peter Heyworth (4) Peter Heyworth Otto Klemperer His Life and Times 1933 - 1973 Vol 2 Peter Heyworth (5) Peter Heyworth Otto Lange 1879 - 1944 Aquarelle Holzschnitte Radierungen Lithographien Eigenbesitz aus der Stiftung Sammlung Walther Groz Staedtische Galerie Albstadt 11 September bis 6 November 1983 Otto Lange (6) Otto Lange Otto Meier 90 Jahre 90 Keramiken Staedtische Galerie im Schlosspark Struenkede Herne 10 Juni bis 21 August 1994 Keramion Museum fuer Zeitgenoessische Keramische Kunst Frechen 4 September bis 27 November 1994 Otto Meier book (7) Otto Meier Otto Modersohn Fischerhude 1908 - 1943 288 - 1111992 143 - 661993 Otto Modersohn Museum Otto Modersohn (8) Otto Modersohn Otto Modersohn in und um Muenster 1884 - 1889 Stadtmuseum Muenster 2 Oktober 1992 - 3 Januar 1993 Karlheinz Poetter (9) Karlheinz Poetter Otto Morach zum 100 Geburtstag der Maler der Plakatmacher Ausstellung Kunstmuseum Solothurn 27 Juni bis 6 September 1987 Otto Morach (10) Otto Morach

82. Välkommen Till Vår Tribut Till Nobel Pristatagrinnan Som Aldrig Blev. Länkar. nobel.se otto hahn Källförteckning Mail till sidansvarig Allt materialanvänds med tillåtelse utav Copyrightinnehavaren där sådan angivits. http://www.dd.chalmers.se/~sjoopatr/Lise/

Lise Meitner År 1944 utdelades Nobels pris i kemi till Otto Hahn för hans arbete inom strålforskning. Vad som dock inte framgår är att han hade stor hjälp, om inte mer än så, av Lise Meitner. Lises arbete inom fission av tunga kärnor ledde fram till det stora priset 1944. Det ledde också fram till fredligt användande av kärnkrafter. Hennes historia om en hårt forskande doktor, som tvingas fly för sitt liv pga nazismens uppbyggnad i Tyskland. Det är hennes liv, arbete, med- och motgångar som den här sidan handlar. Dessa ämnen har vi koncentrerat oss på Bakgrundsskildring Fysiken bakom Varför Länkar Nobel.se Otto Hahn Källförteckning Mail till sidansvarig ... Nobel.se

83. Hahn, Otto (1879-1968), Physicien Et Chimiste Allemand, Lauréat Du Prix Nobel P Translate this page otto hahn (1879-1968). Physicien et chimiste allemand, lauréat du prixNobel pour ses nombreux travaux dans le domaine de la radioactivité. http://isimabomba.free.fr/biographies/chimistes/hahn.htm

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84. Hahn fission de l'uranium; Il a reçu le prix nobel de chimie en 1944 http://hebergement.ac-poitiers.fr/l-jv-larochelle/site_eleves_2/Pages/francais/s

Hahn Otto Né en 1879 à Francfort et décédé à Göttingen en 1968 Nationalité allemande Physicien et chimiste Il isola le radiothorium et le mésothorium Il mit en évidence le phénomène d'isomérie* nucléaire avec Lise Meitner En 1938, il découvrit la théorie de la fission de l'uranium Il a reçu le prix Nobel de chimie en 1944 *Isomérie nucléaire : se dit de deux atomes de même numéro atomique et même masse atomique, mais d'états énergiques différents sur internet... Sur le site des Prix Nobel : http://www.nobel.se/ Un autre site consacré aux prix Nobel : http://www.almaz.com/nobel/ cliquez sur un des boutons ci-dessus pour visiter l'un de nos menus de recherche

85. Hahn, Otto hahn, otto , 1879–1968, German chemist and physicist. He received the 1944 NobelPrize in Chemistry for splitting the uranium atom (1939) and discovering the http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0822354

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86. Otto-Hahn-Gymnasium Marktredwitz When otto hahn came to him to London, famous William Ramsay had received the NobelPrize for chemistry in 1904 for discovering the rare gases argon, helium http://www.ohg-marktredwitz.de/hahn/hahne.htm

Otto Hahn (1879 - 1968) The Man Whose Name We Chose for Our Grammar School - Founder of the Atomic Age by Dr. Edmund Neubauer Otto Hahn: 1904 Member of Ramsay's Laboratory at University College, London 1905 Member of Rutherford's Laboratory at McGill University, Montreal 1906 Member of Emil Fischer's Chemical Institute at Berlin University 1912 Professorship 1928 Director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Chemistry, Berlin 1944 Nobel Prize for Chemistry 1946 President of the Max Planck Society Childhood – Youth – Student Years marriage. Frankfort had experienced an exceptional boom, due to its annexation by Prussia in 1866 and to the foundation of the German Empire, ensuing the successful war against France in 1870/71. The fact that there was a building boom in its wake caused Otto's father's glazier's shop to grow into a real business soon; it ensured the family's high living standard and is known world-wide today. Karl and Otto enjoyed secondary education, their brothers Heinrich and Julius became glaziers. Heinrich continued his parents' business later, Julius opened a renowned art trade, Karl became a teacher of classical philology at a Frankfort grammar school. Having returned to Marburg in 1899, he began to write his doctoral thesis on organic chemistry, exactly speaking "On Bromine Derivatives of Isoeugenol". In October 1901 he submitted it to his academic teacher Professor Zincke and passed the examination for his doctorate with "Magna cum laude", which made him Dr. phil. Otto Hahn.

87. Transuranium Elements Nature (1939). In 1945 the nobel Prize in Chemistry was awarded toOtto hahn for the discovery of nuclear fission. Probably due http://web.fccj.org/~ethall/uranium/uranium.htm

Half-life Fm Lr Ha Sg Mt The transuranium elements have atomic numbers higher than uranium (#92). Twenty of these elements have been discovered; all are unstable with half-lives (time needed for half the sample to decay) ranging millions of years to mere fractions of a second. Two of the twenty have been found in nature (neptunium and plutonium) but only in trace amounts. Transuranium elements are produced artificially by bombarding heavy atoms either with neutrons produced in nuclear reactors or with charged particles accelerated to high energy. 104-112 add to [Rn] 5f 113-121 add to [Rn] 5f Only Np, Pu, and Am have uses (very small amounts of the others have been made). Np: Component in neutron detection instruments Pu: Nuclear weapons, nuclear power, pacemakers Am: Source for smoke detectors and portable source of gamma rays Element # IUPAC until 1997 Current IUPAC ACS unnilquadrium rutherfordium (Rf) rutherfordium unnilpentium dubium (Db) hahnium (Ha) unnilhexium seaborgium (Sg) seaborgium unnilseptium bohrium (Bh) nielsbohrium (Ns) unniloctium hassium (Hs) hassium unnilennium meitnerium (Mt) meitnerium Enrico Fermi (1901-1954) In 1934, while professor of physics at the University of Rome, Fermi bombarded a variety of elements with neutrons. He discovered that slow moving neutrons were especially effective in producing radioactive atoms. In 1938 Fermi was awarded the Nobel Prize in physics for identification of new radioactive elements produced by neutron bombardment and for his discovery of nuclear reaction effected by slow neutrons. He was given permission by the Fascist government of Mussolini to travel to Sweden to receive the award; Fermi and his wife left Italy never to return. Unknown to Fermi and the Nobel Prize Committee, the "new elements" Fermi characterized weren't new but a result of splitting uranium.

88. Der Physiker Otto Hahn (1879 - 1968) Meister in der Kunst, radioaktive Stoffe unwägbarer Menge chemisch zu http://www.paul-natorp-oberschule.de/faecher/physik/physiker/hahn.html

Otto Hahn (1879 - 1968) Schule Radiochemiker Meitner Kernspaltung ... Quelle "Atomkerne sind seit 1934 gespalten worden, von Fermi, Joliot-Curie, Mitarbeitern Rutherfords und auch von uns. Aber wir alle haben das nicht gemerkt. Als wir dann unsere entscheidende Arbeit veröffentlicht hatten, wurde sie überall sofort bestätigt." Schule und Studium 1897 begann Hahn das Studium der Chemie. Die Studentenzeit, teils in Marburg, teils in München, verlief durchaus herkömmlich. "Am 24. Juli 1901 absolvierte ich den mündlichen Teil meines Doktorexamens, gleichzeitig mit meinem Freunde Dahmer... Die Chemie ging sehr glatt, so dass wir beide magna cum laude bekamen." Danach folgten ein militärisches Dienstjahr und zwei Jahre als Vorlesungsassistent bei dem Doktorvater Zincke. Die Bewerbung Otto Hahns bei der chemischen Fabrik Kalle u. Co. In Biebrich a.Rh. wurde unter der Bedingung angenommen, dass er seine englischen Sprachkenntnisse vervollkommne. Die Familie versprach die Finanzierung eines halbjährigen Aufenthaltes in London, Zincke sorgte dafür, dass Hahn bei Sir William Ramsay seine chemischen Kenntnisse vertiefen konnte. Radiochemiker Meitner Das Dritte Reich setzte 1938 der engen Zusammenarbeit Hahns mit der Nichtarierin Kernspaltung Die chemische Analyse ergab zweifelsfrei Barium, ein Element mit der Ordnungszahl 56, das also einen nur etwa halb so schweren Kern aufweist wie das bestrahlte Uran.

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90. Testimonianze otto Hahnè, con Fritz Strassmann, lo scopritore della fissione dell’uranio (1938). http://www.ain.it/testimon.htm

Associazione Italiana Nucleare Enrico Fermi: "Prospettive di applicazione della radioattività artificiale" Lezione tenuta nell’istituto di Sanità Pubblica il 29 aprile 1938 e pubblicata sui "Rendiconti dell’Istituto di Sanità Pubblica", vol. 1, 1938. Una testimonianza diretta della misura, in termini comprensibili anche ai non iniziati, dei risultati delle ricerche di fisica nucleare condotte dal gruppo di fisici che, sotto la guida di Enrico Fermi, passò alla storia della scienza col nome di "Scuola di Fisica romana". Albert Wattenberg: "Quel giorno a Chicago" Lise Meitner: "Vie giuste e sbagliate nel cammino verso la scoperta dell’energia nucleare" Otto Hahn (Premio Nobel): "Enrico Fermi e la fissione dell’uranio " Samuel K. Allison: "Verso la reazione a catena" Samuel Allison, scomparso nel 1965, era tra i collaboratori di Fermi negli anni del "Metallurgical Project" di Chicago. Partecipò come chimico e come esperto di materiali, alla realizzazione della prima Pila e degli "esperimenti critici" che la precedettero e descrisse quella sua esperienza in questo articolo pubblicato nel 1962, allorché lavorava presso l'Enrico Fermi Institute for Nuclear Studies dell'Università di Chicago Glenn T. Seaborg (Premio Nobel):

91. Fq - Prémios Nobel Da Química http://atelier.uarte.mct.pt/fq/quem/nobelqui.htm

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