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Categories: Enrico Fermi Award recipients, German people of World War II, Nuclear program of Nazi Germany, 1902 births, University of Mainz faculty
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Fritz Strassmann  Friedrich Wilhelm "Fritz" Strassmann  Friedrich Wilhelm Strassman  Friedrich Wilhelm Strassmann  Fritz Strassman
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Friedrich Wilhelm Strassmann was a German chemist who, with Otto Hahn in December 1938, identified the element barium as a product of the bombardment of uranium with neutrons. Wikipedia
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Friedrich Wilhelm Strassmann was a German chemist who, with Otto Hahn in December 1938, identified the element barium as a product of the bombardment of uranium with neutrons. Wikipedia
German chemist Wikidata
IS A
homo
PART OF
Göttingen Eighteen
AWARD RECEIVED
Enrico Fermi Award
Righteous Among the Nations
COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP
Germany
DOCTORAL ADVISOR
Hahn
EDUCATED AT
Leibniz University Hannover
EMPLOYER
Max Planck Institute for Chemistry
University of Mainz
Kaiser Wilhelm Society
FAMILY NAME
Strassmann
FIELD OF WORK
chemistry
fission
analytical chemistry
GIVEN NAME
Friedrich
Fritz
Wilhelm
LANGUAGES SPOKEN, WRITTEN OR SIGNED
German
MEMBER OF
Göttingen Eighteen
NOMINATED FOR
Nobel Prize in Physics
OCCUPATION
chemist
professeur des universités
resistance fighter
PLACE OF BIRTH
Boppard
PLACE OF DEATH
Mainz
RESIDENCE
Germany
SEX OR GENDER
male
SIGNIFICANT PERSON
Meitner
WORK LOCATION
Mainz
Wikipedia
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Fritz Strassmann
Wikidata
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Fritz Strassmann
Wikipedia Redirections
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Friedrich Wilhelm Strassman, Fritz Strassman, Fritz Straßmann
Wikidata Alias
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Friedrich Wilhelm "Fritz" Strassmann, Friedrich Wilhelm Strassmann

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