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Extractions: / avril-juin 1993 / janvier-mars 1996 Jacques JAUSSAUD, "Gestion des ressources humaines : l'adaptation des effectifs dans la grande entreprise japonaise" Thierry MORMANNE, " Pinnacle Lionel BABICZ, Compte rendu : Peter DUUS, "The Abacus and the Sword: The Japanese Penetration of Korea, 1895-1910" in Irwin SCHEINER (ed.), Twentieth-Century Japan: The Emergence of a World Power , Berkeley and Los Angeles, California, 1995.
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Extractions: J. J. Berzelius (Fig. 89) was a famous Swedish chemist. He contributed much to the development of modern chemistry on the following subjects : [Discovery of elements, nomenclature of elements, elemental signs, atomic weights of elements, allotrope, concept of catalyst and isomer]. The accurate measurements of atomic weight based on the R. Boyl's atomic theory were his great contribution to chemistry in the first half of the 19th century. E. Mitscherlich (Fig. 90) was a German chemistry professor at Berlin University. When he was young, he studied abroad at Berzelius's laboratory. He studied on crystals and proposed "a rule of isomorphism of crystals". He recognized periodic property of elements, and also catalytic activity in a chemical reaction. M. E. Chevreul (Fig. 92, 93, 1786-1889) was a French chemist. He was a specialist of dye materials and dyeing, and also of the chemistry of animal fat. He discovered that animal fats were glycerol ester (glyceride) of higher fatty acids. Chevreul was interested in natural philosophy on the elements in chemistry. He has been famous of his long lived life, and he was a active research chemist until his death at the age 103 years old.
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