Haul, Robert

Haul, Scholz, Grenzfldchen-Reaktionen] Haul, Robert/E. Scholz Anodische Grenz-flachen-Reaktionen an der Quecksilber-Tropfelektrode, Zeitschrift fiir Elektro-chemie und angewandte physikalische Chemie 52 (1948), p. 226-234. 

Fig. 1.11 Robert Scott, Edward Wilson, and Ernest Shackleton left their base at Hut Point on November 2 of 1902 and traveled across the Ross Ice Shelf to a point near the mouth of the Beardmore Glacier at 82°16 S. They attempted to use dogs but ended up man-hauling their sleds because their dogs died or were killed. They returned on February 3 of 1903 after 93 days on the trail during which they traveled 1,320 km for a daily average of about 14 km per day. All three suffered from snow blindness, scurvy, and exhaustion. This trip opened the way for Scott s quest to reach the geographic South Pole during his second expedition from 1910 to 1913 (Adapted from Stonehouse 2002, p. 46)...

A commercial product described by Toch (1916) along with Princess Mineral Brown as being derived from an ore mined in the US. Toch describes the ore as a carbonate, [which] lies between the upper Silurian and lower Devonian. It is a massive material of bluish gray color when mined, and resembles limestone, although it contains a very low percentage of lime. .. The ore is hauled to the kilns, where it is roasted, which drives of the carbon dioxid [sic] and converts it into the sesqui-oxid [sic]. The original manufacturer was Robert Prince of New York, USA, who became interested in a slate quarry in Carbon County, Petmsylvania. 

Z.B. Robert Haul to Wolfgang Gentner, 29 October 1968, MPGA Abt. II, Rep. lA -LA5/-, Handakten Gentner, Zukunft des FHI - Nachfolge von Prof. Brill, Korrespondenz/Gutachten. 

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