Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft

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Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft

Summary

Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft is a professional society[1]. It is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]

Key Facts

  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft is in the country of German Reich[3].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's instance of is recorded as professional society[4].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's instance of is recorded as defunct organization[5].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as August Wilhelm von Hofmann[6].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Adolf von Baeyer[7].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Heinrich Gustav Magnus[8].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Carl Alexander von Martius[9].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Alexander Mitscherlich[10].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Alphons Oppenheim[11].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Carl Friedrich Rammelsberg[12].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Isidor Rosenthal[13].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Carl Scheibler[14].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Ernst Christian Friedrich Schering[15].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Hermann Wilhelm Vogel[16].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's founder is recorded as Hermann Wichelhaus[17].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft was followed by German Chemical Society[18].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin[19].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's Commons category is recorded as German chemical society[20].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's chairperson is recorded as August Wilhelm von Hofmann[21].
  • 1867 marks the founding of Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft[22].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft was dissolved in 1945[23].
  • Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's short name is recorded as {'lang': 'de', 'text': 'DChG'}[24].

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Founding

Founders include August Wilhelm von Hofmann[6], Adolf von Baeyer[7], Heinrich Gustav Magnus[8], Carl Alexander von Martius[9], Alexander Mitscherlich[10], and Alphons Oppenheim[11]. 1867 marks the founding of Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft[22].

Identity

Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft was followed by German Chemical Society[18]. Its short name is recorded as {'lang': 'de', 'text': 'DChG'}[24].

Leadership

Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's chairperson is recorded as August Wilhelm von Hofmann[21].

Operations

Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft's headquarters location is recorded as Berlin[19].

Dissolution

Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft was dissolved in 1945[23].

Why It Matters

Deutsche Chemische Gesellschaft is known by 3 alternative names across languages and contexts.[2]

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

Aggregate / graph-position facts

  1. [2] . Wikidata aliases. wikidata.org.

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