Muller, Karl

High Temperature Superconductors developed byj. Georg Bednorz and Karl A. Muller. 1769... [Pg.1246]

Uwe Muller , Steffen Jockuscha, Karl-Georg Hauslerb, Hans-Joachim Timpea Institut fiir Organische Chemiea, Institut fiir Makromolekulare Chemieb, Technische Universitat Merseburg, ... [Pg.261]

Some positive steps were made in this direction through the use of niobium-based alloys. In 1973 the alloy Nb3Ge was found to have a Tc = 23 K, which remained the highest attainable critical temperature until 1986. In 1986 two IBM scientists in Zurich, the German, Johannes Georg Bednorz and the Swiss, Karl Alex Muller found that a ceramic oxide based on lanthanum, barium and copper (of stoichiometry... [Pg.498]

Volume Editors Karl Alexander Muller, Annette Bussmann-Holder ISBN 978-3-540-23124-0... [Pg.1]

Acknowledgment. Special thanks are due to Dr. S. L. Lawton, Mobil Research and Development Corporation, Professor B. J. McCormick, West Virginia University, Professor R.G. Cavell, University of Alberta, Professor A. Muller, Lehrstuhl fiir Anorganische Chemie der Universitat Dortmund, Professor W. Kuchen, Institut fur Anorganische Chemie der Uni-versitat Diisseldorf, Professor T. A. Stephenson, University of Edinburgh, Professor J. P. Fackler, Case-Western Reserve University, Professor A. F. Schreiner, North Carolina State University, and Dr. R. Kirmse, Karl-Marx-Universitat, for data prior to publication as well as unpublished data. [Pg.115]

Muller efal., 1996 Soukopp et al, 1998 Faselef al, 2001 Karl Gunther, 1999 Karl Gunther, 1999 Umbach et al, 1998... [Pg.168]

Marion Wendotff, Thorsten Eggert, Martina Pohl, Caroia Dresen, Michael Muller, and Karl-Erich Jaeger... [Pg.298]

Muller, D., Ph.D. Thesis, Karl-Marx-Universitat Leipzig (1972). [Pg.440]

Paracelsus, Paragranum, vol. 8 of Sdmtliche Werke, ed. Karl Sudhoff (Munich R. Oldenbourg, 1922-23), 186, as quoted in Wolf-Dieter Muller-Jahncke and Julian Paulus, "Die Stellung des Paracelsus in der Alchemie," in Dopsch, Goldammer, and Kramml, Paracelsus, 149-50. [Pg.190]

Johannes Georg Bednorz (1950- ). 23 Karl Alex Muller (1927- ). [Pg.797]

NE Muller, Eugen [Begr.] Houben, Josef [Begr.] Kropf, Heinz [Hrsg.] Buchel, Karl H. [Hrsg.] Methods of organic chemistry... [Pg.1009]

Stefan Petry, Karl-Heinz Baringhaus, Karl Schoenafinger, Christian Jung, Horst Kleine, and Cunter Muller... [Pg.121]

H. Baumann, N. Kraus, U. Muller, B. Papendieck, and M. Hatzsch, East German Patent 225,800 (1985), assigned to Technische Hochschule Karl Schorlemmer. [Pg.353]

Muller M, Petersen J, Strohmaier R, Gunther C, Karl N, Mullen K (1996) Angew Chem Int Ed Engl 35 886-888... [Pg.41]

H. Muller and G. Wallaschek, Determination of Water in Organic Solvents by Means of the Karl Fischer Reagent with Flow Injection Analysis [in German]. Z. Chem., 24 (1984) 75. [Pg.418]

Karl-Wilhelm Mlinks and Klaus-Helmut Muller... [Pg.359]

Bednorz, Johannes Georg (born 1950) and Karl Alexander Muller (born 1927) were scientists at the IBM research laboratory in Zurich, Switzerland, where they discovered the phenomenon of high-temperature superconductivity. They were both awarded the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1987. They began working together in 1982. [Pg.30]

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