Brill, Rudolf

Brill, Ammoniak] Brill, Rudolf Uber den Mechanismus der Synthese des Ammo-niaks an Eisen, Berichte der Bunsengesellschaft 75, (1971), p. 455-457. 

Brill, Dietrich, Diercks, Bindungselektronen] Brill, Rudolf/Hans Dietrich/Harald Dierks Die Verteilung der Bindungselektronen im Dekaboranmolekiil (B10H14), Acta Crystallographica B 27 (1971), p. 2003-2018. 

Brill, Jim, Schulz, Infrarotspektren] Brill, Rudolf/Pavel Jim/Gustav Schulz Infra-rotspektren von N2-H2-Adsorptionskomplexen an einem Eisenkatalysator, Zeitschrift fur Physikalische Chemie N.F. 64 (1969), p. 215-224. 

Professor Mark s story is told in three chapters by the Editor and four reminiscences by Rudolf Brill (whose association with Mark dates back to 1922), Hans Mark (his son), Linus Pauling, and Maurice Morton. The history of polymer science is given in separate chapters by the Editor, Robert Simha (who has worked with Professor Mark in two countries), and Carl Speed Marvel. One chapter by Charles Carraher gives an up to the minute report on the status of polymer education. The remainder of the book is a collection of reviews and previews of specific, timely topics in polymer science. Despite the diversity of topics, each area covered has contributions from Herman Mark. 

In 1922, Herzog had gathered a team of excellent physical chemists and physicists. Among them, Michael Polanyi, Karl Weissenberg, Erich Schmid, and Rudolf Brill. Since he intended to study organic fibers starting with cellulose, he felt it advisable to broaden this team with an organic chemist. 

In 1954, Rudolf Brill and Heinz Heinemann suggested to the Philadelphia Club that an International Congress on Catalysis should be held, and the Club under its 1954 Chairman, G. A. 

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