Titlebook: Heinrich Caro and the Creation of Modern Chemical Industry; Carsten Reinhardt,Anthony S. Travis Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media

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The Chemist as Inventor,strial prowess but also of its mastery of organic chemistry. This was recognised at home and abroad, particularly in England, where the dye industry was founded. During the 20th century there were moments of acute interest in how this had occurred, most particularly at the outbreak of World War I, w

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The Industrial Research Laboratory,f the German dye industry on industrial progress. That influence was hardly more tellingly invoked than by its impact on British chemists, particularly those with industrial experience, such as Meldola, who invented an important colorant, Meldola’s blue, similar to Caro’s methylene blue, when employ

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Patents and Agreements,nventiveness, followed by smooth and unhindered German successes. According to this standard story, the British failed because they neglected appropriate education and legislation, were incompetent, and preferred to invest in profitable heavy manufacturing and colonial enterprises.. The Germans succ

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A Chemical Celebrity,take research for the firm. He developed a novel process for the synthesis of rhodamine dyes, which, though patented, appears not to have been adopted. He also synthesized the only compound that carries his name, Caro’s acid (persulphuric acid), through which he became known to generations of chemis