- Jan
Ingenhousz FRS (8
December 1730 – 7
September 1799) was a Dutch-British physiologist,
biologist and chemist. He is best
known for
discovering photosynthesis...
- 6324. ISSN 2575-6524. S2CID 104357320.
Ingenhousz, Jan (1998) [1780]. "To
Benjamin Franklin from Jan
Ingenhousz, 5
December 1780". In Oberg,
Barbara B...
- 824–829. 1701. doi:10.1098/rstl.1700.0082.
Ingenhousz, Jan (1998) [1780]. "To
Benjamin Franklin from Jan
Ingenhousz, 5
December 1780". In Oberg,
Barbara B...
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where he
reports that Jan
Ingenhousz saw
ethylene synthesized in the same way by a Mr. Enée in
Amsterdam in 1777 and that
Ingenhousz subsequently produced...
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driving consideration. In a 1774
letter to Dutch-born
British scientist Jan
Ingenhousz,
Benjamin Franklin relates an
experiment by
another British scientist...
-
ultraviolet light. The
process of
photosynthesis was
discovered by Jan
Ingenhousz, a Dutch-born
British physician and scientist,
first publishing about...
- of the air. The
eudiometer with the
nitrous air test was the way Jan
Ingenhousz verified that the
bubbles given off
under water by
plant leaves exposed...
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invented by
Samuel Miller 1779:
Photosynthesis was
first discovered by Jan
Ingenhousz 1781:
William Herschel announces discovery of Ur**** 1784:
Bifocals invented...
- into biom**** per year.
Photosyntesis was
first discovered in 1779 by Jan
Ingenhousz; he
showed that
plants need light, not just air, soil, and water. Photosynthesis...
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commercial product. In a
description of the use of the
eudiometer by Jan
Ingenhousz to show photosynthesis, a
biographer observed, "The
history of the use...
