This man became rich when AEG and Westinghouse paid him for the right to make light bulbs he had designed that used cerium oxide and were much more efficient than Edison's. His name is sometimes combined with Planck and Poisson for the mathematical rules governing ionic transport. This scientist also was the first person to announce what became the Third Law of Thermodynamics, for which he won the Nobel Prize. Name this man whose namesake equation uses activity coefficients or reaction quotients to adjust the reduction potential in electrochemical reactions.
This man became rich when AEG and Westinghouse paid him for the right to make light bulbs he had designed that used cerium oxide and were much more efficient than Edison's. His name is sometimes combined with Planck and Poisson for the mathematical rules governing ionic transport. This scientist also was the first person to announce what became the Third Law of Thermodynamics, for which he won the Nobel Prize. Name this man whose namesake equation uses activity coefficients or reaction quotients to adjust the reduction potential in electrochemical reactions.
This man became rich when AEG and Westinghouse paid him for the right to make light bulbs he had designed that used cerium oxide and were much more efficient than Edison's.
(Walther Hermann) Nernst