Otto Gohring

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Otto Gohring

German chemist

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Kasimir Fajans
In 1913, in collaboration with Otto Gohring, he discovered uranium X₂, which is now called protactinium-234m. In 1917 he joined the Institute of Physical Chemistry, Munich, where he rose from associate professor to director. From 1936 to 1957, when he retired, Fajans was a professor at the University of Michigan,…
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In 1913, in collaboration with Otto Gohring, he discovered uranium X₂, which is now called protactinium-234m. In 1917 he joined the Institute of Physical Chemistry, Munich, where he rose from associate professor to director. From 1936 to 1957, when he retired, Fajans was a professor at the University of Michigan,…
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