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    Friedrich

    Wilhelm
    Ostwald
    German Chemist
    Objective
    Skills

    Wilhelm Ostwald
    777 Glades Rd.
    Boca Raton, FL 33431
    557-843-9901
    fwostwald1853.@gmail.com
    To become a physical chemist.
    I speak French, English, Latin, and Russian.

    Experience

    Physics Institute / Post Assistant


    1876,

    Earned the post of assistant in the Physics Institute.


    Professor Arthur von Oettingen was observing me
    during this time.
    Chemistry Laboratory / Post Assistant
    1876, LOCATION

    Under the observation of Carl Schmidt, I obtained a


    similar position.
    Conducted scientific training.

    Education

    Realgymnasium / Riga, Latvia


    1859

    Educated in Riga
    Attended the Realgymnasium
    Focused studies on physics, chemistry
    University of Tartu / Tartu, Estonia
    1875 - 1878, P.h.D

    Studied chemistry
    Graduated from the University of Tartu in 1875.
    Under the guidance of Carl Schmidt I received my
    Ph.D

    Awards

    In the year 1909 I received the Nobel Prize of


    Chemistry.
    Was awarded this prize for my works on catalysis
    chemical equilibria, and reaction velocities.
    In 1923, I received the Wilhelm Exner Medal in 1923.

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