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Hace 4 días · Quick Reference. (1756–1832) French chemist. Chaptal, the son of an apothecary from Nogaret, France, studied medicine at Montpellier, graduating in 1777. He later switched to chemistry, becoming professor at Montpellier in 1781. During the French Revolution he was arrested but then released to manage the saltpeter works at Grenelle.
Chaptal's books have been published in France, Great Britain, Germany, U.S.A., Italy and Spain. Some authors also wrote about his life and work. For instance, the Éloge Historique De Jean-Antoine Chaptal (Historical Praise of Jean-Antoine Chaptal) was read by Flourens in a public session on Monday, December 28, 1835.
Jean-Antoine Chaptal is one of 72 scientists whose name is inscribed on the first floor of the Eiffel Tower. It is the 18th, on the face facing North. Jean-Antoine Chaptal, Earl of Chanteloup, agronomist and chemist, was born in Nogaret, a small town in the present department of Lozere, in 1750. He died in Paris in 1832.
Jean-Antoine Chaptal (Nogaret, Lozère département, 1756. június 5. – Párizs, 1832. július 30.) chanteloupi gróf és pair, francia vegyész, az első francia ...
WHEN on July 30, 1832a century ago Chaptal died at the age of seventy-six years, France lost a man of science and statesman who had, perhaps, done more to further the progress of the arts ...
Protagonistas de la revolución. Jean Antoine Chaptal (1756-1832), obtuvo su doctorado en medicina en 1777 en la prestigiosa Universidad de Montpellier. Posteriormente, Chaptal pasó tres ańos y medio en París, donde pudo conocer de primera mano los desarrollos de la química pneumática. Al igual que Fourcroy y Berthollet, siguió los cursos ...
17 de feb. de 2007 · The article studies to which extent the economic ideas of Jean Antoine Chaptal were conditioned by his education and knowledge as a chemist. Chaptal's life and activities and the main elements of his economic thought as expressed in his written works suggest certain relationships between his education as scientist, doctor and chemist, and his economic thought.
