Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
About Me
- synthetic environment
- een of andere vent & Snaack syntheticenvironment{at}gmail.com
Labels
- apparatus (21)
- beard (7)
- lab work (8)
- labelless (2)
- lists (48)
- literature (34)
- science history (33)
- science nonsense (43)
- the end (2)
- what they said (10)
Blogs
- A Chemist's Laboratory Notebook
- A scientist's life
- A Zephyr in Time
- Atom Pushers Anonymous
- Carbon based curiosities
- Carbon Tet
- Chem-station (translate)
- Chembark
- Chemical blogspace
- Chemical forums blog
- Chemical Musings
- Chemical quantum images
- Chemistry world blog
- Curly Arrow
- Distillations blog (Chemical Heritage Foundation)
- Girl in Chemistry
- Heterocyclic Chemistry blog
- Homebrew and chemistry
- In the pipeline
- Jokerine's Hdreioplus.de
- Jungfreudlich
- Kinasepro
- Lamentations on chemistry
- Making Graphite Work
- Off the Road
- One in ten thousand
- Org. prep. daily
- Post doc ergo propter doc
- The Chem Blog
- The curious wavefunction
- The Eccentric Chemist
- The Half Decent Pharmaceutical Chemistry Blog
- The molecule of the day
- The sceptical chymist
- Totally medicinal
- Totally Retrosynthetic
- Totally Synthetic
Blog Archive
-
▼
2007
(125)
-
▼
May
(13)
- Top 5 chemist transportation modes
- Top 5 chemists with Einstein and what they said
- Liebig gallery
- St. Emil
- Another blog
- The Dehn-Hartman apparatus
- Amazing and expanding blogosphere
- Lavoisier's mercury gasometer
- Friedrich Wöhler gallery
- Urinod
- Escher epoxide
- Another nice quote
- Top 5 chemist caricatures
-
▼
May
(13)
7 comments:
How long did it take to find all those pictures?
About 15 minutes with two people. Not at work obviously... and nothing else to do :-)
superb... simple superb...
that's a LOT of wohler (how does one type the umlaut?)...and who are the other people in that photo? famous people?
From left to right: Heinrich Buff, Friedrich Wöhler, Hermann Kopp, Justus von Liebig (all chemists).
These are all rather interesting guys but seriously, you are missing a group photo with all of them. I suppose the legend should read "Wöhler group photograph; from left to right: Wöhler, Wöhler, Wöhler, Wöhler and Wöhler. Jointly credited with first synthesis of urea"
Pretty impressive collection, I'd say. Of course, all of us organikkers trace back to Wohler. Glad to see someone has an appreciation for chemical geneology.
Post a Comment