Suchergebnisse
Suchergebnisse:
William Thomas Brande FRS FRSE (11 January 1788 – 11 February 1866) was an English chemist . Biography. Brande was born in Arlington Street, London, England, the youngest son of six children to Augustus Everard Brande an apothecary, originally from Hanover in Germany. [1] . He was educated first in Kensington and then in Westminster. [2]
William Thomas Brande (* 11. Januar 1788 in London; † 11. Februar 1866 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent) war ein englischer Chemiker . 1813 wurde er Nachfolger von Sir Humphry Davy als Professor für Chemie an der Royal Institution in London. Ebenfalls 1813 wurde er mit der Copley Medal ausgezeichnet.
William Thomas Brande (* 11. Januar 1788 in London; † 11. Februar 1866) war ein englischer Chemiker. 1813 wurde er Nachfolger von Sir Humphry Davy als Professor für Chemie an der Royal Institution in London. Ebenfalls 1813 wurde er mit der Copley Medal ausgezeichnet. Werke. Manual of Chemistry, 1819; Handbuch der Materia Medica und Pharmacie ...
Professor of Chemistry, 1813-1852. Superintendent of the House, 1813-1852. Honorary Professor, 1852-1866. Born in London of a family of apothecaries, he attended Westminster School before becoming apprenticed as an apothecary in 1802.
Paper, 'On the differences in the structure of calculi, which arise from their being formed in different parts of the urinary passages, and on the effects that are produced upon them, by the internal use of solvent medicines' by Mr W [William Thomas] Brande in a letter to Everard Home. Creator: William Thomas Brande Reference number: PT/2/15.
William Thomas Brande William Thomas Brande (* 11. Januar 1788 in London; † 11. Februar 1866) war ein englischer Chemiker. Weiteres empfehlenswertes
11. Jan. 2022 · William Thomas Brande, an English chemist and geologist, was born Jan. 11, 1788. He started out as an apothecary and essentially taught himself chemistry, but he must have been a good teacher (and student), as he succeeded Humphrey Davy as professor of chemistry at the Royal Institution in London in 1813.
