Societe industrielle de Mulhouse

Societe industrielle de Mulhouse (1876), Bulletin special, public a I occasion du 50me anniversaire de la fondation de la SociHe, Paris. 

Societe industrielle de Mulhouse (industrial Society of Mulhouse), 97 Societe industrielle de Rouen (industrial Society of Rouen), 97 Societe royale de chimie (Belgique) (Royal Chemical Society, Belgium), 23 Society for Agriculture, Science, and industry, see Societe d Agriculture, Sciences et Industrie... 

Gegauff C (1907), Force et elasticite des files en cotton . Bulletin de la Societe Industrielle de Mulhouse, 77,153-176. 

Automobile, Chemistry, Design Symposium, 1989 (Societe Industrielle de Mulhouse) ... 

On the 28th June 185 f G. Him [3] presented at "La Societe Industrielle de Mulhouse" a study entitled "Etudes sur les principaux phenomenes que presentent les frottements mediats et sur les diverses manieres de determiner la valeur mecanique des matieres employees au graissage des machines", i.e. "Studies on the principal phenomena presented by mediate friction and on the various means to determine the mechanical efficiency of the materials used to lubricate the machines". This work was submitted first to The "Academie des Sciences in Paris" in l9 [ ] and then to the Royal Society in London but neither body felt moved to publish the paper. 

As early as October 1875 the Alsatian chemist Daniel-Auguste Rosenstiehl had started his own investigation on this subject. He reported his results on 27 October 1875 and 29 March 1876 to the Societe industrielle de Mulhouse, but could not establish a production process that brought all the chemicals together in solution, a necessary precondition for industrial manufacture. Caro probably knew of Rosenstiehl s work, although he never admitted it, and eventually succeeded in inventing a wet-process manufacturing procedure after extensive trials with several nitration methods and solvents. Ironically he filed a pli cachete for this reaction with the Societe industrielle de Mulhouse on 22 March 1876, shortly before Rosenstiehl published his second contribution on this subject in the journal of the society. 

Pli Cachete deposited with the Societe industrielle de Mulhouse, 22 March 1876. Copy, dated 15 August 1918, held in CA BASF D 02.3/5, item no. 10. English patent No. 1229 (H. Caro), 22 March 1876, US patent No. 186032, 1877 (J.H. Johnson for H. Caro). 

D. Todericiu, La constitution de la chimie des colorants en France. Le role exemplaire de la Societe industrielle de Mulhouse [thesis, Universite de Paris-Sorbonne, 1984]. 

P. Schutzenberger, Sur Thistoire des couleurs d aniline . Bulletin de la Societe industrielle de Mulhouse, 35 (1865), 145-ff. 

It was possible to submit sealed envelopes to the Societe Industrielle de Mulhouse in order to set the date of a discovery, as was the practice at the French Academy of Science. 

For all his lengthy research and extensive innovation, Rosenstiehl did not by any means fit the conventional image of the chemist locked up in an ivory tower, immersed in theory and out of touch with the real world. On the contrary, ail of Rosenstiehl s discoveries were the results of questions presented to him either as a member of the Societe Industrielle de Mulhouse (1866-1877) or as head of research at the laboratory of the Thierry et Mieg firm (1868-1877), or of the Poirrier-Dalsace firm (1878-1905). 

In the Bulletin de la Society industrielle de Mulhouse vie find as co-authors, Mathieu-Plessy, Paraf, Schiffert, Rack, and Berteche in the Bulletin de la Societe chimique de Paris, Bolley, E. Kopp, De Clermont, Fontaine, Gerardin, De Lalande (2x), Lippmann, Naudin (2x), Paraf, Bourgeois (5x), Colson, Destrem, lonine, L. Schtitzenberger, and Boudouard (3x). 

Ecole Nationale Superieure de Chimie de Mulhouse Institut de Chimie des Smfaces et Interfaces (AFICEP Societe de Chimie Industrielle)... 

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