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Nitrogen Capture - The Growth of an International Industry (1900-1940) (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2018)
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Nitrogen Capture - The Growth of an International Industry (1900-1940) (Hardcover, 1st ed. 2018)
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This monograph provides an account of how the synthetic nitrogen
industry became the forerunner of the 20th-century chemical
industry in Europe, the United States and Asia. Based on an earlier
SpringerBrief by the same author, which focused on the period of
World War I, it expands considerably on the international aspects
of the development of the synthetic nitrogen industry in the decade
and a half following the war, including the new technologies that
rivalled the Haber-Bosch ammonia process. Travis describes the
tremendous global impact of fixed nitrogen (as calcium cyanamide
and ammonia), including the perceived strategic need for nitrogen
(mainly for munitions), and, increasingly, its role in increasing
crop yields, including in Italy under Mussolini, and in the Soviet
Union under Stalin. The author also reviews the situation in
Imperial Japan, including the earliest adoption of the Italian
Casale ammonia process, from 1923, and the role of fixed nitrogen
in the industrialization of colonial Korea from the late 1920s.
Chemists, historians of science and technology, and those
interested in world fertilizer production and the development of
chemical industry during the first four decades of the twentieth
century will find this book of considerable value.
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