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Sir Humphry Davy Apaixonado pela Química desde pequeno, foi convidado em 1798 pelo químico e físico inglês Dr. Thomas Beddoes para trabalhar na sua recém-formada instituição de pesquisa The Pneumatic Institution, em Bristol, que tinha a finalidade de tratar de doenças respiratórias, principalmente a tuberculose, com o uso de gases.
Sul plinto, una placca reca scritto in inglese: [2] «SIR HUMPHRY DAVY. The most famous son of Penzance was one of the leading scientists of the 19th century. Davy was born in Penzance in 1778, the son of a woodcarver. At the age of 16 he was apprenticed to a local doctor and became interested in chemistry. In 1798 he left to work in a medical ...
Humphry Davy. Humphry Bartholomew Davy (ur. 17 grudnia 1778 w Penzance w Kornwalii, zm. 29 maja 1829 w Genewie w Szwajcarii [1]) – brytyjski chemik i fizyk [2] [3] [4]. Laureat Medalu Rumforda i Medalu Copleya [5] .
Sir Humphry Davy - Chemist, Inventor, Researcher: Shortly after his return, he studied, for the Society for Preventing Accidents in Coal Mines, the conditions under which mixtures of firedamp and air explode. This led to the invention of the miner’s safety lamp and to subsequent researches on flame, for which he received the Rumford medals (gold and silver) from the Royal Society and, from ...
Humphry Davy geboren am 17. Dezember 1778 in Penzance, Cornwall gestorben am 29. Mai 1829 in Genf. Der Sohn eines Holzschnitzers ging als 16-Jähriger bei dem praktischen Arzt und Apotheker Dr. Borlase in die Lehre. Im Labor dieses Arztes erlernte er das chemische Arbeiten und studierte die Bücher von Antoine Lavoisier . In Dr. Beddoes ...
Humphry Davy wurde am 17. Dezember 1778 geboren . Sir Humphry Davy war ein bedeutender britischer Chemiker des frühen 19. Jahrhunderts und Wegbereiter der Elektrochemie, der u. a. den Lichtbogen entdeckte (1813), eine Grubenlampe zur Anzeige von Schlagwetter erfand und zahlreiche Elemente wie Chlor, Brom, Calcium und Magnesium isolierte bzw. als solche identifizierte.
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Sir Humphry Davy, (born Dec. 17, 1778, Penzance, Cornwall, Eng.—died May 29, 1829, Geneva, Switz.), English chemist. By his early 20s his work on gases had established his reputation. His discovery of the anesthetic effect of nitrous oxide in 1799 was a major contribution to surgery. He also did early research on voltaic cells and
