Stoltzenberg, Hugo

Haber also didn t tell Hartley about the activities of Hugo Stoltzenberg, an entrepreneur who had worked at Haber s institute during the war. After the war, Haber persuaded Stoltzenberg to take on the dangerous job of cleaning up a partially destroyed gas weapons plant in Breloh, on the plains of northern Germany. 

In 1962, Hugo Stoltzenberg and his coworker Martin Leuschner (1913-1982) filed a patent on obscurants based on titanium and fluorocarbons and/or chloro-carbons that was pubhshed in 1965 [51]. In 1963, the IIT Research Institute located in Illinois Chicago issued a report under Air-Force contract on thermochemical properties of a large number of metal/oxidizer systems. Their considerations also included both CF4 and C2F6 as oxidizers [52]. 

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