LeChatelier, Henri Louis

LeChatelier Henry-Louis (1850-1936) Fr. metallurg., worked on chemistry of silicates and cements, physics of flames, thermodynamics, used first the dependence sample vs. environmental temperature, devised optical pyrometer LeChatelier Luis (1815-1926) Brit, mine eng., tested products with aluminum content, patented steel production, thermometry - use of thermocouples Legendre Adrien Marie (1752-1833) Fr. math., gave important works on elliptic integrals, laws of quadratic reciprocity, created spherical harmonics, known for Legendre transformations used in thermodynamics... 

Frenchman Henri Louis LeChatelier came from a family of architects and engineers. He carried out his work in chemistry from the 1880s to the early 1900s. 

Henri Louis LeChatelier (1850-1936) a French chemist of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century who is most famous for devising Le Chatalier s principle to predict the effect of a change in conditions (T and p) on a chemical equilibrium, presented in 1885. He also carried out research on metallurgy, and worked as consulting engineer for a cement company. 

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