We wrote the exemplary life story of Mae Jemison, the first African-American astronaut to travel to space, who worked for her curiosity and dream that she started when she was young.
Bunsen, who had studied the organic compounds of arsenic in his early studies, lost his right eye in an explosion of cacodyl cyanide during an experiment in 1837. Moreover, during his research, which lasted about six years, he nearly died from arsenic poisoning.
He classified minerals according to their chemical properties:
Today, liquefied gases are used in many areas, from making artificial fertilizers and soft drinks to cutting mines and oxygen supply.
It all started in 1865 in Ludwingshagen, Germany. A small paint manufacturer has turned into a giant with 112,000 employees in 80 countries today.
The development of chemical engineering in the world dates back to the 1800s. These dates are also the years when the Industrial Revolution took place and mass production methods began to be developed.
