Fresenius, Carl Remigius
German chemist
born Dec. 28, 1818, Frankfurt am Main
died June 11, 1897, Wiesbaden, Prussia
German analytical chemist whose textbooks on qualitative analysis (1841) and quantitative analysis (1846) became standard works. They passed through many editions and were widely translated.Apprenticed to an apothecary (1836), he became an assistant to Justus von Liebig at the University of Giessen (1841) and a privatdocent (1843). From 1845 he was active in scientific and technological education and research at Wiesbaden. Many of his papers appeared in the Zeitschrift für Analytische Chemie (“Journal of Analytical Chemistry”), which he founded (1862) and edited until his death.
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