In his doctoral dissertation he explored why, though neither salt nor water wil conduct electricity on their own, a solution thereof wil .
In 1896 this man wrote that "the temperature of the Earth's surface … is conditioned by the properties of the atmosphere surrounding it," quantifying how carbon dioxide might lead to a greenhouse effect. In his doctoral dissertation he explored why, though neither salt nor water wil conduct electricity on their own, a solution thereof wil . He introduced the idea of activation energy in his namesake equation, which describes the effect of temperature on the rate of a chemical reaction, while his namesake base is one which increases the concentration of hydroxide ions in a solution. For ten points, name this Swede who received the 1903 Nobel Prize for Chemistry.
In 1896 this man wrote that "the temperature of the Earth's surface … is conditioned by the properties of the atmosphere surrounding it," quantifying how carbon dioxide might lead to a greenhouse effect.
Svante Arrhenius