Freundlich, Herbert

Freundlich, Labor] Freundlich, Herbert Fritz Haber im Karlsruher und Dahlemer Laboratorium, Die Naturwissenschaften 16 (1928), p. 1060-1062. 

Freundlich, Chemistry] Freundlich, Herbert Colloid and Capillary Chemistry, New York 1926. 

Freundlich, WTesdaneT,Elektrokapillarkurve] Freundlich, Herbert/Marie Werschner Uber den EinfluB der Farbstoffe auf die Elektrokapillarkurve, Kolloid Zeitschrift 28 (1921), p. 250-253. 

Freundlich, RflpiZZflrcfeemie] Freundlich, Herbert Kapillarchemie. Fine Darstellung der Chemie der Kolloide und verwandter Gebiete, Leipzig 1922. 

Fieundlieh, Kolloidchemie] Freundlich, Herbert Kapillarchemie und Kolloidchemie, Kolloid Zeitschrift 31 (1922), S.243-246. 

Freundlich, Rogowski, Sollner, Ultraschallwellen] Freundlich, Herbert/Friedrich Rogowski/Karl Sollner Uber die Wirkung der Ultraschallwellen auf thixotrope Gele, Zeitschrift fur Physikalische Chemie 160 (1932), p. 469-472. 

Haber, in an act of human decency, resisted. He felt that less prominent scientists, being more vulnerable, deserved more protection, not less. Over the opposition of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society s general secretary, Haber chose to dismiss the institute s two most renowned scientists, Herbert Freundlich and Michael Polanyi. These were the scientists likely to have the greatest success finding positions abroad. (Polanyi already had an offer waiting from the University of Manchester, and Freundlich quickly landed a position at University College in London.)... 

A more complex and correct function was proposed by Herbert Max Finlay Freundlich (1880-1941). It is called Freundlich sorption isotherm ... 

Z. phys. Chem.y 1906, Ivii, 385-470 1907, Ixi, 249 Koll. Z., 1907, i, 321. Herbert Max Finlay Freundlich (Charlottenburg, 28 January 1880-Minneapolis, U.S.A., 30 March 1941), professor of physical chemistry in the Technical High-School, Brunswick (1911), member of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institut, Dahlem (Berlin) (1919) Donnan, Obit. Not. F.R.S., 1942-4, iv,... 

Fig. 1.11. Fritz Haber with his coiieagues (ieft to right) Herbert Freundlich, Setsuro Tamaru and Reginald Oliver Herzog, circa 1913.

By October of 1916, there were five departments dedicated to gas warfare research. In addition to those already mentioned, Herbert Freundlich headed a department dedicated to the supervision and testing of mask filters. That autumn, roughly one year into its expansion, the Institute employed a scientific staff of 77 chemists, pharmacists and engineers, as well as a support staff numbering over 100. Up to that point, the Institute officially remained under the auspices of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society and the Koppel Foundation, which lodged muted complaints against the redirection of the Institute. 

Herbert Freundlich belonged to the vanguard of the campaign for colloid chemistry. He completed his doctorate under Wilhelm Ostwald in Leipzig just a year... 

Fig. 2.18. Herbert Freundlich sColloid Chemistry Department, end of the 1920s.

Both department heads, Herbert Freundlich and Michael Polanyi, requested retirement on the same day Haber wrote this letter to Schmidt-Ott. Soon Haber too had decided, after much difficult deliberation, that he would resign from his post as institute director once his duties were complete with the inevitable consequence, according to Haber, that the many individual questions related to the... 

Farewell gathering in the Institute garden, July 1933. First row standing on the right Friedrich Epstein seated from the right Hartmut Kallmann, Michael Polanyi, Fritz Haber seated in front of Haber Rita Cracauer two chairs left of Haber Herbert Freundlich far left, seated on the ground Karl Klein, glassbiower. 

Donnan, Freundlich] Donnan, Frederick G. Herbert Freundlich. 1880-1941, Obituary Notices of Fellows of the Royal Society 4 (1942), p. 27-50. 

Reitstotter, irewndHc/i] Reitstotter, Josef Herbert Freundlich (1880-1941), Kolloid Zeitschrift 139 (1954), p. 1-11. 

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