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	Richard Adolf Zsigmondy - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Richard Adolf Zsigmondy (April 1, 1865 in Vienna, Austria - September 23, 1929 in Göttingen, Germany) was an Austrian-German chemist (his family was originally from Hungary) who studied colloids.
		The Zsigmondy crater on the moon is named in his honor.
		In 1925 Zsigmondy received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for his work on colloids during his time in Graz.
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	Richard Zsigmondy - Biography
		Richard Adolf Zsigmondy was born in Vienna on April 1, 1865.
		In 1907 Zsigmondy was appointed Professor and Director of the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Göttingen, where he remained until his retirement in February 1929.
		Zsigmondy married Laura Luise, née Müller, the daughter of Professor Wilhelm Müller, lecturer in pathological anatomy in Jena, in 1903.
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	Zsigmondy, Richard (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		(In a conventional microscope the light source is placed parallel to the instrument's axis.) Zsigmondy's arrangement made it possible to observe particles with a diameter of 10-millionth of a millimetre.
		Zsigmondy was born in Vienna and studied at Munich.
		He showed that colour changes in sols reflect changes in particle size caused by coagulation when salts are added, and that the addition of agents such as gelatin stabilizes the colloid by inhibiting coagulation.
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	Richard Adolf Zsigmondy - Wikipédia
		Richard Adolf Zsigmondy nasceu em Viena, Áustria, 1 de abril de 1865, e faleceu em Gotinga, Alemanha, 23 de setembro de 1929.
		Zsigmondy é conhecido por suas investigações teóricas e experimentais da química dos colóides.
		O marido de Annemarie, Erich Huckel, que foi um dos colaboradores de Zsigmondy, contribuiu no livro deste sobre as teorias da adsorção: ("Kolloidforschung in Einzeldarstellungen").
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	Science Fair Projects - Zsigmondy (crater)
		Zsigmondy is a lunar crater located beyond the northwest limb on the far side of the Moon.
		The rim of Zsigmondy is eroded and distorted in form, having a somewhat polygonal outline.
		On the interior, the floor is relatively flat in the western half with a low central rise near the mid-point.
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	Richard Zsigmondy - Wikipedia en español
		Zsigmondy es conocido por sus fundamentales investigaciones teóricas y experimentales de la química de los coloides, en el curso de las cuales, entre otros, ideó y realizó, en colaboración con Heinrich Siedentopf, el primer ultramicroscopio.
		Por tales investigaciones, que con posterioridad se revelaron decisivas en el desarrollo de la bioquímica, obtuvo en 1925 el Premio Nobel de Química.
		El marido de la primera, Erich Huckel, que fue uno de los colaboradores de Zsigmondy, contribuyó en el libro de éste sobre las teorías de la adsorción (Kolloidforschung in Einzeldarstellungen).
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	Richard Adolf Zsigmondy (www.whonamedit.com)
		Richard Adolf Zsigmondy was the son of Adolf Zsigmondy, a physician, who died when Zsigmondy was only 15 years old.
		At Jena and as a professor at Göttingen, Zsigmondy conducted pioneering research in colloid chemistry.
		In 1925, Zsigmondy was awarded the Nobel Prize for his work on colloid chemistry and the invention of the ultramicroscope.
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	Zsigmondy, Richard
		Zsigmondy continuait de travailler sur les solutions colloïdales quand il fut recruté en 1597 au laboratoire vitro-technique de la firme Schott, à Iéna; il poursuivit ses recherches dans son laboratoire personnel de 1900 à 1903.
		Zsigmondy a publié plusieurs ouvrages sur l'absorption de la lumière par les verres colorés, sur la technique d'analyse des gaz, et bien entendu sur l'ultramicroscope et ses applications à l'étude des colloïdes.
		On doit également à Zsigmondy plusieurs découvertes d'application pratique : citons le filtre-membrane (1918) et l'ultra-filtre (1922).
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	The Hutchinson Dictionary of Scientific Biography: Zsigmondy, Richard Adolf (1865-1929)@ HighBeam Research (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		For this achievement, and his other work with colloids, he was awarded the 1925 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.
		Zsigmondy was born in Vienna on 1 April 1865, the son of a dentist.
		His early education and first year at university were at Vienna, then he went to Munich and obtained his PhD in organic chemistry in 1889.
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		After receiving his doctorate from the University of Munich in 1889, Zsigmondy worked in research at Berlin and then joined the faculty of the University of Graz, Austria.
		While employed in a glassworks (1897) Zsigmondy directed his attention to colloidal gold present in ruby glass, and he discovered a water suspension of gold.
		He theorized that much could be learned about the colloidal state of matter from studying the manner in which the particles scatter light.
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	Richard
		Richard is the English form of an Old German name, Ricohard.
		Richard was brought to England by the Normans.
		It was in decline until the 18th century, whereupon it rose again in popularity.
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	Zsigmondy, Richard -- Encyclopædia Britannica
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		His specialisation was the research of colloid chemistry to solve the problem of colouring the material of glass and porcelain.
		In 1903 Richard Zsigmondy and Wilhelm Siedentoff developed the ultra-microscope, which made possible to research 0.001 mm large molecules.
		In 1925 Richard Zsigmondy won the Nobel chemical prize for the research of the character of colloidal solution.
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		As a professor at Göttingen, Zsigmondy conducted pioneering research in colloid chemistry.
		Ultramicroscopy after Siedentopf and Zsigmondy makes visible submicroscopic particles whose linear extension is below the microscope's resolution limit.
		The Dutch physicist, when experimenting with reflection gratings in 1930, discovered that he could observe the phase position of each ray, and sought to utilize the effect for microscopy.
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	Richard A Zsigmondy, Austria chemist (Nobel 1925), dies at 64 September 23 in History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Richard A Zsigmondy, Austria chemist (Nobel 1925), dies at 64 September 23 in History
		Richard A Zsigmondy, Austria chemist (Nobel 1925), dies at 64
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	Kolloid-Gesellschaft e.V., Auszeichnungen und Stipendien
		Richard Zsigmondy was an Austrian chemist who received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1925 for his basic and fundamental research on colloidal systems.
		With his new instruments Zsigmondy investigated gold nanoparticles and first defined the term “protective colloid”.
		The scientific work of Richard Zsigmondy has nowadays many applications in colloid science but even more in biochemistry and bacteriology.
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	Richard Adolf Zsigmondy Winner of the 1925 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
		Richard Adolf Zsigmondy Winner of the 1925 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
		Richard Zsigmondy — Nobel Lecture (pdf- format) (submitted by Dan Thomas)
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		Richard Adolf Zsigmondy (April 1, 1865 - September 23, 1929) was a German (Austrian-born) chemist who studied colloids.
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		RICHARD A. April 1, 1865, Vienna - September 23, 1929, Göttingen
		Richard (Richárd) Zsigmondy received the 1925 Nobel Prize in Chemistry "for his demonstration of the heterogeneous nature of colloid solutions and for the methods he used, which have since become fundamental in modern colloid chemistry." He lived in Germany.
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		Zsigmondy studied in Wien, München, Berlin, and Graz.
		He then joined a glassworks in Jena, and in 1907 he became professor in Göttingen.
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	MSN Encarta - Zsigmondy, Richard Adolf
		Zsigmondy, Richard Adolf (1865-1929), Austrian-born German chemist and Nobel laureate.
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		The Nobel Prize in Chemistry: Richard Adolf Zsigmondy
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		Austrian chemist who received the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1925 for research on colloids, which consist of submicroscopic particles dispersed throughout another substance.
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	Nobel Prize for Chemistry
		Theodore W. Richards (U.S.), for determining atomic weight of many chemical elements
		In 1926, the 1925 prize was awarded to Richard Zsigmondy (Germany), for work on the heterogeneous nature of colloid solutions
		In 1928, the 1927 prize was awarded to Heinrich Wieland (Germany), for investigations of bile acids and kindred substances
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