1823 in science

Events

  • the British Mathématicien Charles Babbage works on his Calculating machine, true ancestor of the modern Ordinateur.
  • the chemist and inventive British Charles Macintosh deposits his patent of Vêtement Imperméable.
  • the chemist and British physicist Michael Faraday obtains the liquefaction of the chloric acid and carbon dioxide.

Publications

  • spectral Classification of the stars , the physicist Joseph von Fraunhofer.
  • chemical Research on the greasy substances of animal origin , work on the greasy Substance, of the chemist Eugene Chevreul, who establishes a theory of the Saponification and discovers the stearic candles, which opens the way with the industrial production of the Savon and the Bougie S.

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Death

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