Jaroslav Heyrovsk

Jaroslav Heyrovsk (December 20, 1890 - March 27, 1967) was a Czech chemist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1959. He was born in Prague and first studied chemistry, physics and mathematics at the University of Prague and then he went to study at University College in London. At this time he met with such a great mind like Sir William Ramsay. He graduated in 1913; working with Professor Donnan he took up a great interest in electrochemistry. He received his further degrees in 1918 and 1923. Heyrovsk started his scientific career at the Charles University, Prague where he soon became Professor of Physical Chemistry. The main field of work of Heyrovsk was polarography. On his passing in 1967, he was interred in the Vysehrad cemetery in Prague.

External link

Heyrovsk, Jaroslav Heyrovsk, Jaroslav Heyrovsk, Jaroslav

 

<< PreviousWord BrowserNext >>
a corua (province)
lugo (province)
ourense (province)
pontevedra (province)
las palmas (province)
santa cruz de tenerife (province)
wembley stadium
thomas hearns
prospero
ibm 650
tom ward
silent witness
elongation
charles barry
milton abbey
william chambers
uss bonhomme richard
selby abbey
vacuum flask
gaius julius hyginus
adrian balbi
all that
tera patrick
orbital period
cesare balbo
heitham al sayed
ardennes
ultraman
lodestar (band)
mily balakirev
priory
alsergrund, vienna
violent femmes
football league trophy
powys
thyatira
albert ii of belgium
list of world's fairs
gidea park
lake district
expo '92
harold hill
north yorkshire
ira levin