Egbert von Heyden

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Egbert Ernst Georg von Heyden-Nerfken (born December 2, 1897 in Hamburg , † April 29, 1945 in Berlin ) was a German nobleman, officer and petrochemist .

Life

He came from the East Prussian noble family Heyden-Nerfken . His father was Lieutenant Colonel Georg Wilhelm Egbert von Heyden-Nerfken (* 1864) married to his wife Johanne Dorothea Frieda Rittscher (1875–1927). In his youth he attended the Knight Academy in Brandenburg Cathedral . He took part as an ensign with the Uhlan Regiment No. 9 in the First World War on the Eastern Front , in the campaign against Romania and then as a lieutenant on the Western Front .

After the Peace Treaty of Versailles he studied chemistry at the Georg-August-Universität Göttingen until 1925 , passed the state examination in 1926 and received his doctorate there in 1928 with a doctoral thesis on the influence of the methyl group in experiments with δ 1 - δ 2 -, δ 3- methylcyclohexenes and δ 1 - δ 2 -, δ 3-methylcyclohexene oxides to doctorate ( Dr. phil. nat. ). He met the Norwegian Gaspara Elisabeth Cathrine Castberg (born December 14, 1904 in Skien ), who studied foreign languages ​​in Salzburg and Paris, and they married on September 29, 1929 in the garrison church in Oslo . The son Ernst Georg von Heyden (1939–2005) was employed as a doctor of physics at IBM Germany and Norway.

From 1929 to 1931 he was employed by AGFA - / IG Farben AG and the Berlin Sugar Institute , then from 1931 to 1937 at the sugar factory in Wismar . Then he received a scholarship for 1938 at the Institute for Mineral Oil and Lignite Research at the Technical University of Berlin . From April 1, 1938, he worked for Deutsche Erdölgesellschaft A / S, after 1941 Continental Oil , doing research on coal liquefaction , naphtha and synthetic gasoline in Berlin. In 1939 he co-authored the monograph on water resistance as a measure of the ethanol and methanol content of light fuels . He was shot dead on April 29, 1945 in the fighting for Berlin .

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  • About the influence of the methyl group in experiments with δ 1 - δ 2 -, δ 3-methylcyclohexenes and δ 1 - δ 2 -, δ 3-methylcyclohexene oxides . Doctoral thesis 1928, Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Grone 1929.
  • with Maximilian Marder, Gerhard Tschirpig: The water resistance as a measure of the ethanol and methanol content of light fuels (= Institute for Brown Coal and Mineral Oil Research at the Technical University of Berlin, No. 44). Verlag Chemie, Berlin 1939. doi: 10.1002 / ange.19390520803

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