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Kohlrausch's law
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Kohlrausch , Friedrich Wilhelm Georg — (1840–1910) German physicist Kohlrausch was born at Rinteln, the son of R.H.A. Kohlrausch, a famous physicist who served as professor at the University of Erlangen. Friedrich studied at Erlangen and then at Göttingen, where he gained his PhD in… … Scientists
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