Clusius, Klaus

CsNj does not expl on impact it behaves like KM) on a hot plate and like RbN3 at temps above its mp (Ref 5). The thermal de-compn of CsNs has been studied by Clusius (Ref 7), Klaus Mollet (Ref 15) and by Tiede (Ref 3)- The Raman Effect was studied by Kahovec Kohlrausch (Ref 11). 

H. W. Thompson, Hinshelwood C. N. Hinshelwood, The Kinetics of Chemical Change in Gaseous Systems, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1926, 2nd edn., 1929, 3rd edn., 1933 C. N. Hinshelwood, The Kinetics of Chemical Change, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1940 C. N. Hinshelwood and A. T. Williamson, The Reaction between Hydrogen and Oxygen, Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1934 Emyr Alun Moelwyn-Hughes (1905-78) Klaus Clusius (1903-63). 

When the war was over most of the chemists returned to their pre-war interests, but some embarked on new ventures - Linnett in problems of molecular structure (although retaining his war-time interest in flames and combustion). Woodward in Raman spectroscopy, and Staveley in thermodynamics that he had studied before the War with Klaus Clusius in Munich but had not yet been able to follow up. Hinshelwood published some of the previously classified papers and continued work on the reactions on charcoal surfaces and other kinetic studies, but his heart was not in it as it had been earlier all that he was now really interested in was the kinetics of bacterial growth and adaptation. 

Klaus Paul Alfred Clusius, born Mar. 19, 1903, in Breslau, now Wroclaw, Poland, died May 28, 1963, in Zurich, Switzerland. 

F Uber die Sicherheitslampe. . . mit einigen Untersuchungen Uber die Flamme, tr. with notes by Klaus Clusius, in Ostwald s Klassiker No. 242, Leipzig, 1937, pp. 62, 2 plates (tr. of Davy XI, vi, 19-90 2 plates). 

Left to right Erich Hiickel, Peter Debye, Peter Adolf Thiessen, Klaus Clusius and... 

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