Justus von Liebig

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Justus von Liebig was a pioneering 19th-century German chemist whose work in organic and agricultural chemistry fundamentally shaped modern chemical science and fertilizer use.

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instanceOf agricultural chemist
chemist
human
nobleman
university teacher
awardReceived Copley Medal
Order of Merit of the Bavarian Crown NERFINISHED
Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts NERFINISHED
Royal Medal
burialPlace Munich NERFINISHED
causeOfDeath pneumonia
countryOfCitizenship German Confederation NERFINISHED
Grand Duchy of Hesse NERFINISHED
dateOfBirth 1803-05-12
dateOfDeath 1873-04-18
educatedAt University of Bonn NERFINISHED
University of Erlangen NERFINISHED
University of Paris NERFINISHED
employer Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich NERFINISHED
University of Giessen NERFINISHED
eponymOf Liebig Museum in Giessen NERFINISHED
Liebig condenser NERFINISHED
Liebig’s beef extract NERFINISHED
Liebig’s law of the minimum NERFINISHED
Liebig’s meat extract company NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup German
familyName Liebig NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork agricultural chemistry
biochemistry
chemistry
organic chemistry
physiological chemistry
fullName Justus Freiherr von Liebig NERFINISHED
givenName Justus NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced Adolf von Baeyer NERFINISHED
August Kekulé NERFINISHED
Wilhelm Hofmann NERFINISHED
many 19th-century chemists
hasOccupation author
chemist
inventor
professor
hasPart Liebig condenser named after him
honorificTitle Freiherr
knownFor development of laboratory-based chemical education
foundational work in agricultural chemistry
foundational work in organic chemistry
introduction of practical laboratory courses for students
law of the minimum in plant nutrition NERFINISHED
popularization of chemistry through public lectures and writings
promotion of mineral fertilizers
quantitative organic analysis
locatedInTheAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Darmstadt NERFINISHED
memberOf Bavarian Academy of Sciences and Humanities NERFINISHED
Prussian Academy of Sciences
Royal Society
Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences
movement 19th-century German chemistry
nativeLanguage German
notableIdea application of chemistry to agriculture
concept of mineral plant nutrition
law of the minimum in plant growth
notableStudent A. W. Hofmann NERFINISHED
Adolf von Baeyer NERFINISHED
August Kekulé NERFINISHED
Carl Remigius Fresenius NERFINISHED
Carl Voit NERFINISHED
Edward Frankland NERFINISHED
Friedrich Wöhler NERFINISHED
Johann Josef Loschmidt NERFINISHED
John Stenhouse NERFINISHED
Lyon Playfair NERFINISHED
Max von Pettenkofer NERFINISHED
William Edward Odling NERFINISHED
notableWork Liebig condenser design
Liebig–Dumas method of organic analysis NERFINISHED
Liebig–Köhler method in agricultural chemistry NERFINISHED
Liebig’s beef extract NERFINISHED
Liebig’s extract of meat NERFINISHED
Liebig’s law of the minimum NERFINISHED
Liebig’s meat company concept
development of artificial fertilizers
development of the Liebig condenser
improvements in organic analysis
research on nitrogen metabolism
theory of mineral plant nutrition
“Animal Chemistry or Organic Chemistry in its Application to Physiology and Pathology” NERFINISHED
“Familiar Letters on Chemistry” NERFINISHED
“Organic Chemistry in its Application to Agriculture and Physiology” NERFINISHED
placeOfBirth Darmstadt NERFINISHED
Grand Duchy of Hesse NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Kingdom of Bavaria NERFINISHED
Munich
positionHeld professor of chemistry at the University of Giessen
professor of chemistry at the University of Munich
sexOrGender male
studiedUnder Joseph Louis Gay-Lussac NERFINISHED
Karl Wilhelm Gottlob Kastner NERFINISHED
workLocation Giessen NERFINISHED
Munich NERFINISHED

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Justus Liebig University Giessen namedAfter Justus von Liebig
Giessen, Germany namedAfter Justus von Liebig
subject surface form: Giessen
this entity surface form: Justus von Liebig (for its main university)
Friedrich Wöhler collaboratedWith Justus von Liebig
Edward Frankland influencedBy Justus von Liebig