Ferdinand Friedrich von Reuss

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Ferdinand Friedrich von Reuss , even Fyodor Fyodorovich Reuss , ( Russian Фердинанд Фридрих Рейсс and Фёдор Фёдорович Рейсс * 18th February 1778 in Tübingen ; † 14. April 1852 in Stuttgart ) was a württembergischer physicians , chemists and university teachers .

Life

Reuss, son of a professor at the University of Tübingen , graduated from the University of Tübingen with a degree in medicine in 1800 . He then went to Göttingen to see his uncle, who was professor and head of the library at the University of Göttingen . 1801 Reuss was developed by the University of Göttingen for Doctor of Medicine and Surgery PhD and lecturer of general medical chemistry appointed. He became known through the chemical investigations of the horse's lymph together with August Gottfried Emmert (1801).

In 1803 Reuss went to Moscow at the invitation of the University of Moscow (MGU) and in 1804 became an associate professor at the chair for chemistry of the physics and mathematics faculty of the MGU (until 1832). He gave his lectures in Latin . In 1805 he was elected a corresponding member of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences . In 1808 he was appointed full professor.

In 1809 Reuss published in the Memoires de la Société Imperiale des Naturalistes de Moscou of the Moscow Society of Naturalists an essay on a new effect of galvanic electricity on plant sap and animal and human blood , in which he described the hitherto unknown electroosmosis . He also discovered the phenomenon of electrophoresis together with Pyotr Ivanovich Strachow . Reuss studied the chemical composition of natural mineral waters from the Caucasus and the Tver and Moscow Governments . In 1823 he produced artificial mineral water in Moscow's Neskuchny Garden.

From 1817 Reuss headed the chair for chemistry and pharmacology of the Moscow department of the Medical-Surgical Academy (until 1839). In 1822 Reuss became the librarian of the MGU library (until 1832). He introduced a new order and cataloged the holdings. His classification scheme and his book index card catalog system then found widespread use in Russian library practice.

Reuss was a member, secretary and from 1822 chairman of the Physico-Medical Society founded in 1804. He wrote a large number of Latin and Russian scientific articles on medical and physical topics, which he published in his Commentationes and in the Bulletin de la Société Physico-Médical . For the coronation of Nicholas I in 1827, his Memoria coronationis et sacrae unctionis Imperatoris ac domini nostri Nicolai primi appeared .

In 1839 Reuss retired, whereupon he returned to his homeland and settled in Stuttgart.

literature

Individual evidence

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  3. a b c Рейс, Фердинанд Федорович (Фердинанд Фридрих) . In: Русский биографический словарь А. А. Половцова . tape 15 , 1910, pp. 559-560 ( Wikisource ).
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  6. Е. А. Шнейберг: Из истории открытия явления электроосмоса . In: Успехи физических наук . tape XLV , no. 3 , 1951 ( ebiblioteka.lt [PDF; accessed November 4, 2018]).
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