Definitions

1. Hahn was a member of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute of Chemistry, Berlin, from 1912 and director from 1928 to 1944.
2. Hahn, a chemist, could not offer an explanation.
3. Hahn (1993), The systematic arrangement of the Paulchoffatiidae (Multituberculata) revisited. (Web site)
4. Hahn was also called the "founder of the atomic age" by his contemporaries and, officially, by the senate and the scientists of the Max Planck Society.
5. Hahn was made an honorary citizen of the cities of Frankfurt am Main and Göttingen, and of the land and the city of Berlin. (Web site)

Building

1. During a Circuit Court hearing, Hahn pleaded guilty to attempted larceny of a building.

Program

1. EMI issued Eric Cutler's first solo recording in September 2003, a program with pianist Bradley Moore featuring songs of Barber, Schumann, Hahn and Liszt.

Humanity

1. Hahn went into hiding until 1975, when he was apprehended and sentenced to life for crimes against humanity; he died in prison in 1986. (Web site)

Value

1. The Arrow-Debreu model has canonical presentations in Gerard Debreu's Theory of Value (1959) and in Arrow and Hahn.

Hans Hahn

1. In 1929, at the age of 23, he completed his doctoral dissertation under Hans Hahn 's supervision.

Genus Lepagia

1. The genus Lepagia ("for Lepage") was named by Hahn, Wild and Wouters in 1987. (Web site)

Count Friedrich Von Hahn

1. In 1800, Count Friedrich von Hahn discovered the faint central star in the heart of the nebula. (Web site)

Hahnium

1. And I beleive the element named for Hahn ("Hahnium"?) has been renamed something else. (Web site)
2. Also known in Western circles as "hahnium" in honor of Otto Hahn (1968).

First Long-Lived Isotope

1. In 1917, she and Hahn discovered the first long-lived isotope of the element protactinium. (Web site)

Otto Hahn Published

1. In February 1921, Otto Hahn published the first report on his discovery of uranium Z, the first example of nuclear isomerism.

German Chemist Otto Hahn

1. The German chemist Otto Hahn (1879-1968) was a joint discoverer of nuclear fission and a Nobel Prize winner in chemistry. (Web site)

Radioactive Substances

1. During their three decades of joint work, she and Hahn discovered protactinium and several other radioactive substances. (Web site)

Joe Hahn

1. Linkin Park can be seen in the X-Ecutioners ' video "It's Goin' Down," in which Mike Shinoda and Joe Hahn also collaborate.

Edith Junghans

1. In 1913, Hahn married Edith Junghans and they had one son, Hanno, born in 1922, who was killed accidentally in 1960. (Web site)
2. In June 1911, while attending a conference in Stettin (today: Szczecin, Poland) Otto Hahn met Edith Junghans (1887-1968), an art student. (Web site)

Bernard Parks

1. Hahn recognized failing leadership at the Los Angeles Police Department, and in turn rejected Bernard Parks for a second term as Police Chief.

Incumbent James Hahn

1. He finished a distant fifth, gaining less than 2% of the vote, behind Bernard Parks, Bob Hertzberg, incumbent James Hahn, and Antonio Villaraigosa. (Web site)

David Hahn

1. David Hahn directs In a Rehearsal Room, which includes choreography by William Carter to the music of Pachelbel performed by Cynthia Gregory and Ivan Nagy. (Web site)

Chemist Otto Hahn

1. In 1917, she and chemist Otto Hahn discovered the first long-lived isotope of the element protactinium.
2. After she obtained her doctorate degree in 1906, she went to Berlin in 1907 to study with Max Planck and the chemist Otto Hahn. (Web site)

Violinist Hilary Hahn

1. Violinist Hilary Hahn has wisely chosen a program of concertos by J.S. Bach for her debut release on the venerable Deutsche Grammophon label. (Web site)

Reynaldo Hahn

1. In this program, you’re singing Brahms and Reynaldo Hahn, Romantic composers not usually associated with the countertenor voice. (Web site)

Lise Meitner

1. Experiments in 1911 by Lise Meitner and Otto Hahn, and by James Chadwick in 1914 discovered that the beta decay spectrum was continuous rather than discrete. (Web site)

Strassmann

1. In fact, the results were so unexpected that Hahn and Strassmann were unable to offer a satisfactory explanation for what they observed. (Web site)
2. They included Lise Meitner's research collaborators, Hahn, and Strassmann, plus Max von Laue, Werner Heisenberg, and of course others. (Web site)

Meitner

1. The Nobel mistake, never acknowledged, was partly rectified in 1966, when Hahn, Meitner, and Strassmann were awarded the Enrico Fermi Award. (Web site)
2. The Nobel mistake, never acknowledged, was partly rectified in 1966, when Hahn, Meitner, and Strassman were awarded the Enrico Fermi Award. (Web site)

German Scientists

1. There were some German scientists, Otto Hahn among them who didn't have to flee. (Web site)

World War

1. During World War II Hahn was a participant in the German program to develop a fission weapon under the leadership of Werner Heisenberg. (Web site)

Kenseth

1. Kenseth would get third by a nose over Hahn and Miller would round out the top-five. (Web site)

Politician

1. Hahn occasionally emphasised that he was not a politician. (Web site)
2. Schule Schloss Salem was founded in 1920 by Prince Max von Baden, the last Reichschancellor and Kurt Hahn, a politician and pedagogue. (Web site)

Contributions

1. On the 2006 album Minutes to Midnight, Joe Hahn focused his contributions on programming with his sound effects board and MIDI keyboard.

Students

1. There he formed a close friendship with three other students of mathematics, Heinrich Tietze, Hans Hahn and Herglotz. (Web site)
2. After Hahn attacked sola fide in his seminary classes in Virginia, one of the students challenged him to defend sola scriptura.

Time

1. Product Description A revolutionary woman for her time, Emily Hahn takes us on an adventure through the many faces that populate the landscape of China. (Web site)

Ones

1. But at that time, Hahn and Strassmann were really the only ones who could do it. (Web site)
2. But at that time, Otto Hahn and Strassmann were really the only ones who could do it.

Genus

1. Falconer established the species within the genus of Plagiaulax, and the type fossil was subsequently referred to Plioprion by Hahn & Hahn in 1983 (p.118). (Web site)
2. Nevertheless, that happens to include Hahn & Hahn's 2004 scheme for Plagiaulacida down to the generic level, and that places this genus in Plagiaulacidae. (Web site)

Director

1. Hahn served as the Director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Society (KWG) in 1946 and as the Director of the Max Planck Society (MPG) from 1948 to 1960.

November

1. Ulrich Hahn (born November 5, 1955) is an East German luger who competed from the mid 1970s to the early 1980s.
2. Bernd Hahn (born November 16, 1954) is an East German luger who competed from the early 1970s to the early 1980s.

January

1. January 6 - Naturwissenschaften publishes evidence that nuclear fission has been achieved by Otto Hahn.
2. Norbert Hahn (born January 6, 1954) was an East German luger who competed from the mid 1970s to the early 1980s.

President

1. As president of the Council of Christian Churches in Munich, ecumenical affairs are very important to Hahn. (Web site)
2. He also served as president of the Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science following Otto Hahn from 1960 to 1972. (Web site)

Development

1. Dr. Hahn, Dr. von Laue and I falsified the mathematics in order to avoid the development of the atom bomb by German scientists.
2. During World War II he worked with Otto Hahn, one of the discoverers of nuclear fission, on the development of a nuclear reactor.

Proposed

1. Another system of distributions was proposed by Karl Pearson (e.g., see Hahn and Shapiro, 1967, pages 220-224).
2. From 1957, Otto Hahn was repeatedly proposed by international organizations, including the largest French trade union CGT, for the Nobel Peace Prize.

Father

1. Glenn T. Seaborg deemed Hahn "the father of nuclear chemistry".
2. I believe that it is fair to refer to Otto Hahn as the father of radiochemistry and of its more recent offspring, nuclear chemistry.

Collaboration

1. Meitner drew Hahn and also Fritz Strassmann into a new collaboration to probe the possibilities.

Song

1. During the course of the tour, Shinoda and Hahn collaborated with the X-ecutioners on the song "It's Goin' Down". (Web site)
2. The video for the song was directed by Nathan "Karma" Cox and Hahn, and featured the band playing atop a massive statue in the rain.
3. In Paris, he studied the French operatic repertoire with Jean de Reszke and song with Reynaldo Hahn. (Web site)

Field

1. Here Hahn worked on radiochemistry, at that time a very new field. (Web site)

Stockholm

1. While exiled in Stockholm during the second world war, she kept in constant collaboration with her partner in chemistry, Otto Hahn. (Web site)

Barium

1. Hahn and co-worker Fritz Strassmann discovered three isotopes of barium had been produced.

Way

1. Kenseth continued his way to the front when he got by Hahn for seventh. (Web site)
2. Posts on Deepak Chopra, Thich Nhat Hahn and others are on their way.

Mistake

1. The Nobel "mistake," never acknowledged, was partly rectified in 1966, when Hahn, Meitner, and Strassmann were awarded the U.S. Fermi Prize.

Categories

1. Physics > Radiation > Radioactivity > Nuclear Fission
2. Encyclopedia of Keywords > Society > Awards > Nobel Prize
3. Encyclopedia of Keywords > Nature > Chemistry
4. Technology > Energy > Fuels > Uranium
5. Archie

Related Keywords

* Age * Archie * Atomic Bomb * Berlin * Bombardment * Brewery * Brodsky * Chemist * Chemistry * Discovery * Experiments * Fermi * Fission * Further Research * Germany * Heisenberg * Hilary Hahn * Institute * Marburg * Music * Neutrons * Nobel Prize * Nuclear Fission * Otto Hahn * Paganini * Paulchoffatia * Planck * Primary Species * Prize * Prof * Radioactivity * Rutherford * Scientists * Selfish * September 14 * Single Species * Tuberous Sclerosis * Uranium * Work * Working * World * Years

1. Books about "Hahn" in Amazon.com
   

Continue: More Keywords - - - - - - - - - -