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The brown coloring of bottles, which is supposed to protect the content of the bottle from the effects of light, can also be attributed to him. He also researched the extraction of
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in 1899, which was the foundation of the nitrogen and calcium cyanamide fertilizer industry. In the same year those two and a few other businessmen founded
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His work in the field of fertilizers led to the use of the fertilizer discovered by
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chemist, engineer, and businessman. He is best known for having discovered uses of
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After 1860, he discovered and developed a deposit near StaĂźfurt and
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soaps. The emphasis of his work was on the use of potash as an
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Index

Adolph Frank
Klötze
Germany
Frank–Caro process
Linde–Frank–Caro process
Chemistry
Engineering
German
Jew
potash
Klötze
Altmarkkreis Salzwedel
Altmark
Saxony-Anhalt
general store
Strelitz
Neustrelitz
Seesen
apothecary
Osterburg
pharmacy
natural sciences
technology
Berlin
doctorate
Göttingen
sugar
patent
StaĂźfurt
clay

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