Johan ネポムク phone Fuchs
Johan ネポムク phone Fuchs (Johann Nepomuk von Fuchs, from May 15, 1774 to March 5, 1856) [1] is a chemist, a mineralogist of the Bayern kingdom. I was known for the observation of the ore and a study of the soluble glass.
A native place of カーム county Fall Ken Stein suburbs マッテンツェル near the forest of Bayern. It became a chemical professor of the Lantz Phu Tho University and the mineralogy professor in 1807, and it was a manager of the mineral collection of Munich in 1823. Three years later, Lantz Phu Tho University is the assumption of office for a mineralogy professor of the current Munich University with having moved to Munich. I retire in 1852. I was raised to a noble than the King of Bayern Ludwig second in 1854, and a thing named phone Fuchs was permitted. It is rejected in Munich.
The variety chrome muscovite (Fuchsite, fuchsite) of the muscovite praised Fuchs and was named [2].
Footnote
- ^ "Johann Nepomuk Fuchs". Catholic Encyclopedia. February 18, 2007 reading.
- ^ Fuchsite, WebMineral.col January 8, 2015 reading. (English)
Including the next encyclopedia text that a copyright became extinct for this article in the United States of America: Chisholm, Hugh, ed. (1911). "Article name required". Encyclopædia Britannica (11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
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