Heinrich Hlasiwetz

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Heinrich Hermann Hlasiwetz (born April 7, 1825 in Reichenberg , Bohemia , † October 8, 1875 in Vienna ) was an Austrian chemist .

Heinrich Hlasiwetz learned pharmacy , then studied at the universities of Jena, Vienna and Prague, became Friedrich Rochleder's assistant in 1849 , and in 1851 he was an associate professor and in 1854 a full professor of chemistry in Innsbruck.

Here he set up a chemical laboratory and worked with great success as a teacher and researcher. In 1867 he followed a call as professor of chemical technology at the Technical University in Vienna , and in 1869 he exchanged this chair for general chemistry.

In the academic year 1872/73 he was elected rector of the Vienna University of Technology and in 1873 took over the department for technical universities in the Ministry of Education.

Hlasiwetz has made a great number of studies, especially in the field of organic chemistry. His work on beech tar creosote , resins , tannic acids , phloroglucinol , alkaloids , sugars and proteins are particularly noteworthy . He died in Vienna shortly after he married the Baroness Antershofen. His student Ludwig Barth zu Barthenau received the offer for this position at the Technical University, but he decided to succeed Franz von Schneider at the University of Vienna.

One of his ancestors, Philipp Hlasiwetz, was the son-in-law of Ignaz Kittel, a relative of Johann Josef Kittel , and had taken over his pharmacy on the market in Reichenberg.

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