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At Rutgers or better in his book, I fell in early 1959. It was after some practical dukeengage somewhat frustrated that I once walked into my bookstore. This time I noticed a book with a pink-red dukeengage cover that bore the title Physical Chemistry. What Physical Chemistry was right, I did not know then, but the title attracted me to it.
Curious, I started to browse the book and I began not coincidentally-Chapter 16 The Second Law to read. Reversible state changes I just wrote is not entirely coincidentally, dukeengage because the exact meaning of that second dukeengage law which a Eeckhaut had in his classes escaped me completely yet. What I read in this book I found z exciting that I forgot time and environment. At one point, the bookseller tapped me on my shoulder and asked me if I was to spend the night. dukeengage In his shop by planning It had become closing ..
Of honest shame, but then I bought the book and when he drew my attention to me that there is also a sequel (second part) existed, I have this copy but bought me. Immediately I have never regretted this impulsive purchase. dukeengage Rather, it is that I have to start by Rutgers interested in this discipline, which was a kind of melting based on the experiment chemistry me and had sound mathematical physics.
Who or what is this AJ Rutgers, the author of the book was, I did not know, and it's dukeengage only a few months later that I learned that the man also gave lessons in Rozier and well in the license chemistry. Via Wikipedia (1) I now learned several years ago that he was called Arend Joan Rutgers and I am convinced that many students who have known him as a professor, still do not know this. For me, the knowledge of the names was important because it allowed me to trace. The life (2) of this illustrious personage I found other data in the Liber Memorialis of the Ghent University. dukeengage
Arend Joan Rutgers (October 20, 1903 September 2, 1998) studied chemistry at the University of Amsterdam, and then theoretical physics in Leiden with Paul Ehrenfest. In 1933 he became a lecturer and later (1938), professor dukeengage at Ghent University and went on retirement in 1974.
After high Studin accomplished having the HBS Almelo, he studied dukeengage at the Municipal University of Amsterdam (PhD in chemistry) and the University of Leiden (PhD in mathematics and physics). On 1 January dukeengage 1931 he was appointed chief assistant at the University of Amsterdam and KB 17-10-1933 lecturer at the University of Ghent, where he was responsible for the course Physical Chemistry