Zur Geschichte Der Pharmazeutisch-Chemischen Destilliergeräte 1904
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Zur Geschichte der Pharmazeutisch-Chemischen Destilliergeräte

Abstract: 1900 erschien in Milwaukee eine von Edward Kremers in Madison besorgte englische Bearbeitung unter dem Titel "The volatile oils" unter denselben Auspizien. L,s kann dem Naturmenschen, der jedenfalls Alles, was ihm auffiel, dem Kinde gleich unbewußt auch zum Munde führte, um es zu untersuchen, nicht entgangen sein, daß manche Pflanzen und Pflanzenteile sich durch bittern oder säuerlichen, andre durch einen auffällig kühlenden Ge¬ schmack auszeichneten, und letzte Eigenschaft, noch mehr ein kaum je fehlender Beg… Show more

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“…The large number of chemists and pharmacists trained by Liebig, and who first came into contact with his version of the condenser in his laboratory at Giessen and later at Munich, no doubt account for his name eclipsing that of its true inventors, a misidentification that was already in the chemical literature by the 1840s (9) and one which has since been reinforced by countless apparatus dealers. Though most specialized histories of distillation give the correct origins of the condenser, its identification with Liebig alone persists in most popular articles and histories of chemistry (10,11).…”
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“…The large number of chemists and pharmacists trained by Liebig, and who first came into contact with his version of the condenser in his laboratory at Giessen and later at Munich, no doubt account for his name eclipsing that of its true inventors, a misidentification that was already in the chemical literature by the 1840s (9) and one which has since been reinforced by countless apparatus dealers. Though most specialized histories of distillation give the correct origins of the condenser, its identification with Liebig alone persists in most popular articles and histories of chemistry (10,11).…”
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“…bekannte Zweihalsflasche, bei der ein Rohr bis fast zum GefaBboden reicht. Mit mehreren hintereinandergeschalteten Flaschen wurde zum ersten Ma1 1759 durch den Italiener Angelu Saluzzu Ammoniak absorbiert [5]. Adam faszinierte jedoch mehr die Moglichkeit, rnit der Zweihalsflasche kondensierbare Dampfe zu absorbieren und nicht kondensierbare durchschlagen zu lassen.…”
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