Eulogy for Fritz Haber

During peace cartridge clip a scientist belongs to the world, but during war time he belongs to his country-Fritz Haber Here lies the ashes of the famous chemist Fritz Haber and his first married woman Clara. Fritz had a soreness attack and managed to recover, but not fully. He died of heart failure on January 29, 1934 at the age of 65. This Father of Chemical war is known for developing and deploying chlorine and other poisonous splatteres, the development of gas masks with absorbent filters, and trench warfare in World War 1.Even though he was too old to enlist in military service, this scientist was minded(p) the rank of captain. He was most known for the Haber process (the reaction of northward fixation to industrially produce ammonia), the Haber-Weiss reaction (a reaction in cells that creates aerophilic stress), and the development of several fertilizers and explosives. He was also given the Nobel Peace pelf in 1918 for synthesizing ammonia for fertilizers and explosives . In 1898 Haber published a text book of account on Electrochemistry, which was based on some lectures he gave.In 1905 he had published his book on the thermodynamics of technical gas reactions, in which he recorded the drudgery of small amounts of ammonia from N2 and H2 at a temperature of 1000 C with the facilitate of iron as a catalyst. This German chemist was proud of his pee even when no one, including his family, stood with him. Clara and his first son later committed self-annihilation because of the shame in what Haber did in chemical warfare, but even the need of faith in his family didnt slow him down. He will be dearly missed, but always remembered.