Friedrich Bergius

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Friedrich Bergius was a German chemist best known for developing the high-pressure coal hydrogenation process to produce synthetic fuel, work for which he shared the Nobel Prize in Chemistry.

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instanceOf German chemist
chemist
human
awardReceived Nobel Prize in Chemistry
Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1931
causeOfDeath pneumonia
countryOfCitizenship German Empire
Germany
dateOfBirth 1884-10-11
dateOfDeath 1949-03-30
developed Bergius process
high-pressure coal hydrogenation process
doctoralAdvisor Friedrich Wilhelm Ostwald
linked to: Wilhelm Ostwald
educatedAt University of Berlin
University of Breslau
University of Leipzig
era 20th-century chemistry
familyName Bergius
linked to: Friedrich Bergius
fieldOfWork chemistry
high-pressure chemistry
industrial chemistry
givenName Friedrich
hasAcademicDegree doctorate in chemistry
hasWikipediaPage https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friedrich_Bergius
influenced development of synthetic fuel industry
knownFor Bergius process
high-pressure coal hydrogenation
production of synthetic fuel from coal
languageOfWorkOrName German
memberOf Prussian Academy of Sciences
name Friedrich Bergius
notableIdea industrial-scale hydrogenation of coal
notableWork Bergius process
occupation chemist
patent patent on coal hydrogenation process
placeOfBirth Goldschmieden
Province of Silesia
near Breslau
placeOfDeath Argentina
Buenos Aires
residence Argentina
Germany
sexOrGender male
sharesAwardWith Carl Bosch
workLocation Germany

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Carl Bosch sharedNobelPrizeWith Friedrich Bergius
Carl Bosch sharedAwardWith Friedrich Bergius
subject linked to: Carl
Friedrich Bergius name Friedrich Bergius
Friedrich Bergius familyName Bergius
linked to: Friedrich Bergius