-
constructed an
analysis of
their data to show that the
detection limit of
Noddacks'
analytical method[clarification needed]
could have been 1000
times lower...
-
Walter Noddack (17
August 1893 – 7
December 1960) was a
German chemist. He, Ida
Tacke (who
later married Noddack), and Otto Berg
reported the discovery...
-
Noddack is the name of: Ida
Noddack,
German physicist and wife of
Walter Noddack Walter Noddack,
German physicist and
husband of Ida
Noddack This disambiguation...
- over the
Russian army in the
Masuria region during World War I; as the
Noddacks remained in
their academic positions while the ****s were in power, su****ions...
-
element 75 and
named it nipponium. It was
rediscovered in 1925 by
Walter Noddack, Ida
Tacke and Otto Berg, who gave it its
present name. It was
named after...
-
nuclear reactions brought about by slow neutrons". The
German chemist Ida
Noddack notably suggested in 1934 that
instead of
creating a new,
heavier element...
- it as
element 43
instead of 75 and
named it nipponium. In 1925
Walter Noddack, Ida Eva Tacke, and Otto Berg
announced its
separation from gadolinite...
-
contemporarily accepted discovery of
element 75 came in 1925, when
Walter Noddack, Ida Tacke, and Otto Berg
independently rediscovered it and gave it its...
- new elements,
which he
called ausenium and hesperium. The
chemist Ida
Noddack suggested that some of the
experiments could have
produced lighter elements...
- and ****igned the
names neptunium and plutonium.
Already in 1934, Ida
Noddack had
presented alternative explanations for the
experimental results of...
