Karlsruhe Chemical Society

Karlsruhe Chemical Society, they unveiled this tribute to their leader a shining wreath of glass-clad cigar remnants, framing a selection of their most successfully drawn caricatures of Haber. Haber led the applause. 

In January of 1909, Haber and Klemensiewicz ( ) presented a paper before the Karlsruhe Chemical Society which was published later in the year in the Zeitschrift fur physikalische Chemie under the title "On Electrical Forces at Phase Boundaries." It is important to note that even though Haber is remembered as a physical chemist, in this study of phase boundary potentials he also had an interest in physiology. He felt that phase boundary phenomena might help explain the action of muscles. In this work he studied the systems glass I water, benzene water, toluene I water, and metaxylene water. 

DeAlUt, Clara (1965). The Congress at Karlsruhe. In Selected Readings in the History of Chemistry, ed. Aaron J. Ihde and Wilham F. Kieffer. Easton, PA Division of Chemical Education of the American Chemical Society. 

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