Fritz Haber
Fritz Haber was a German chemist best known for developing the Haber Process, a method of synthesizing ammonia from atmospheric nitrogen, which revolutionized agriculture by enabling the mass production of fertilizers. His work not only facilitated a dramatic increase in food production and contributed to global population growth but also had a dark legacy, as the same chemical principles were later applied in the creation of explosives during World War I. Despite his significant contributions to science, Haber's legacy is complex, intertwining the benefits of agricultural advancement with the destructive capacities of chemical warfare.
Born on Dec 09, 1868 (156 years old)
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Fritz Haber developed the Haber Process, a method of extracting nitrogen from the air and turning it into fertiliser.
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